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| 501 | Kelly , Harry F. April 12, 2001. Age 75. Beloved husband of Florence. Loving father of Maureen (Gary) Pulsfus, Linda (Gordon) Anderson, David (Denise) and Kevin. Proud grandfather of Dr. Eric (Contessa) Pulsfus, Kerry (Gunnar) Wegmann, Kelly Kendrik, Jenna, Erin, Caitlin and Nicole. Very proud great-grandfather of Sven and Leyla Wegmann. Dear brother of George (Gloria), Joseph (Shirley), John (Barbara), Darlene Danielson, Ruth (Cal) Bruss and Rosemary (Ted) Moffitt. Also survived by other relatives and friends. Memorial gathering at the Funeral Home Tuesday April 17 from 2-3 PM. Memorial Service to follow. In lieu of flowers, memorials to American Cancer Society appreciated. HARTSON FUNERAL HOME 11111 W. Janesville Rd. Hales Corners Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 16 Apr 2001 Kelly , Harry F. April 12, 2001. Age 75. Beloved husband of Florence. Loving father of Maureen (Gary) Pulsfus, Linda (Gordon) Anderson, David (Denise) and Kevin. Proud grandfather of Dr. Eric (Contessa) Pulsfus, Kerry (Gunnar) Wegmann, Kelly Kendrik, Jenna, Erin, Caitlin and Nicole. Very proud great-grandfather of Sven and Leyla Wegmann. Dear brother of George (Gloria), Joseph (Shirley), John (Barbara), Darlene Danielson, Ruth (Cal) Bruss and Rosemary (Ted) Moffitt. Also survived by other relatives and friends. Memorial gathering at the Funeral Home Tuesday April 17 from 2-3 PM. Memorial Service to follow. In lieu of flowers, memorials to American Cancer Society appreciated. HARTSON FUNERAL HOME 11111 W. Janesville Rd. Hales Corners Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 16 Apr 2001 | Kelly, Harry Fransis (I9150)
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| 502 | Kenneth G. Prechtl, 59, of Box 275B, Daguscahonda, died Sunday morning, Dec. 8, at home, following a lengthy illness. He was born Oct 10, 1943 in St Marys, son of the late Frederick Prechtl, Sr. and Viola Krieg Prechtl. On October 19, 1968 in St. Marys Church, he married Cindy Schneider, who survives. Mr. Prechtl was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Ridgway High School, class of 1962. He was an employee of the Allegheny Power for the past 35 years. He was a member of the Faith United Church of Christ in Ridgway, the Quarter Century Club at Allegheny Power and was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served in Germany during the Vietnam War. He was also an avid hunter and outdoorsman and enjoyed woodworking. In addition to his wife, he is survived by four daughters, Stacy, Mrs. Jack Kifer, of Ridgway, Pamela Prechtl and her fiancé , Jeffrey Goodliff, of Shinglehouse, Kelly, Mrs. Mark DiNardo, of Pittsburgh, and Barbara, Mrs.Shane Miles, of Ridgway; seven grandchildren, Brent Prechtl, Jordyn Jones, Kiersten Schloder, Gage Goodliff, Jessica Kifer, Jake Kifer and Nicholas DiNardo; five sisters, Frieda, Mrs. William Cassells, of St. Marys, Mary, Mrs. Robert Hanes, of Erie, Helen Lenox of Dagus Mines, Margaret, Mrs. Clarence Gerg, of Toby and Carolyn, Mrs. Edward Saline, of Shelvey Summit; and three brothers, Albert Prechtl of St. Marys, Fred Prechtl Jr. of Daguscahonda, and Thomas Prechtl of Ridgway. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister, Shirley Prechtl, in infancy; and a brother, Dick Prechtl. Funeral services for Kenneth G. Prechtl will he held 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 11, in the Faith United Church of Christ in Ridgway, with the Rev. Ron Burkett officiating. Interment will follow in St. Marys Cemetery. Full military rites will be accorded by the Ridgway Servicemen's Burial Detail. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 10, at the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, Elk Unit, 117 N. Michael Street, St. Marys, PA 15857; or the Faith United Church of Christ, 400 Ash St., Ridgway, PA 15853. Kenneth G. Prechtl, 59, of Box 275B, Daguscahonda, died Sunday morning, Dec. 8, at home, following a lengthy illness. He was born Oct 10, 1943 in St Marys, son of the late Frederick Prechtl, Sr. and Viola Krieg Prechtl. On October 19, 1968 in St. Marys Church, he married Cindy Schneider, who survives. Mr. Prechtl was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Ridgway High School, class of 1962. He was an employee of the Allegheny Power for the past 35 years. He was a member of the Faith United Church of Christ in Ridgway, the Quarter Century Club at Allegheny Power and was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served in Germany during the Vietnam War. He was also an avid hunter and outdoorsman and enjoyed woodworking. In addition to his wife, he is survived by four daughters, Stacy, Mrs. Jack Kifer, of Ridgway, Pamela Prechtl and her fiancé , Jeffrey Goodliff, of Shinglehouse, Kelly, Mrs. Mark DiNardo, of Pittsburgh, and Barbara, Mrs.Shane Miles, of Ridgway; seven grandchildren, Brent Prechtl, Jordyn Jones, Kiersten Schloder, Gage Goodliff, Jessica Kifer, Jake Kifer and Nicholas DiNardo; five sisters, Frieda, Mrs. William Cassells, of St. Marys, Mary, Mrs. Robert Hanes, of Erie, Helen Lenox of Dagus Mines, Margaret, Mrs. Clarence Gerg, of Toby and Carolyn, Mrs. Edward Saline, of Shelvey Summit; and three brothers, Albert Prechtl of St. Marys, Fred Prechtl Jr. of Daguscahonda, and Thomas Prechtl of Ridgway. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister, Shirley Prechtl, in infancy; and a brother, Dick Prechtl. Funeral services for Kenneth G. Prechtl will he held 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 11, in the Faith United Church of Christ in Ridgway, with the Rev. Ron Burkett officiating. Interment will follow in St. Marys Cemetery. Full military rites will be accorded by the Ridgway Servicemen's Burial Detail. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 10, at the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, Elk Unit, 117 N. Michael Street, St. Marys, PA 15857; or the Faith United Church of Christ, 400 Ash St., Ridgway, PA 15853. Kenneth G. Prechtl, 59, of Box 275B, Daguscahonda, died Sunday morning, Dec. 8, at home, following a lengthy illness. He was born Oct 10, 1943 in St Marys, son of the late Frederick Prechtl, Sr. and Viola Krieg Prechtl. On October 19, 1968 in St. Marys Church, he married Cindy Schneider, who survives. Mr. Prechtl was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Ridgway High School, class of 1962. He was an employee of the Allegheny Power for the past 35 years. He was a member of the Faith United Church of Christ in Ridgway, the Quarter Century Club at Allegheny Power and was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served in Germany during the Vietnam War. He was also an avid hunter and outdoorsman and enjoyed woodworking. In addition to his wife, he is survived by four daughters, Stacy, Mrs. Jack Kifer, of Ridgway, Pamela Prechtl and her fiancé , Jeffrey Goodliff, of Shinglehouse, Kelly, Mrs. Mark DiNardo, of Pittsburgh, and Barbara, Mrs.Shane Miles, of Ridgway; seven grandchildren, Brent Prechtl, Jordyn Jones, Kiersten Schloder, Gage Goodliff, Jessica Kifer, Jake Kifer and Nicholas DiNardo; five sisters, Frieda, Mrs. William Cassells, of St. Marys, Mary, Mrs. Robert Hanes, of Erie, Helen Lenox of Dagus Mines, Margaret, Mrs. Clarence Gerg, of Toby and Carolyn, Mrs. Edward Saline, of Shelvey Summit; and three brothers, Albert Prechtl of St. Marys, Fred Prechtl Jr. of Daguscahonda, and Thomas Prechtl of Ridgway. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister, Shirley Prechtl, in infancy; and a brother, Dick Prechtl. Funeral services for Kenneth G. Prechtl will he held 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 11, in the Faith United Church of Christ in Ridgway, with the Rev. Ron Burkett officiating. Interment will follow in St. Marys Cemetery. Full military rites will be accorded by the Ridgway Servicemen's Burial Detail. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 10, at the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, Elk Unit, 117 N. Michael Street, St. Marys, PA 15857; or the Faith United Church of Christ, 400 Ash St., Ridgway, PA 15853. Kenneth G. Prechtl, 59, of Box 275B, Daguscahonda, died Sunday morning, Dec. 8, at home, following a lengthy illness. He was born Oct 10, 1943 in St Marys, son of the late Frederick Prechtl, Sr. and Viola Krieg Prechtl. On October 19, 1968 in St. Marys Church, he married Cindy Schneider, who survives. Mr. Prechtl was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Ridgway High School, class of 1962. He was an employee of the Allegheny Power for the past 35 years. He was a member of the Faith United Church of Christ in Ridgway, the Quarter Century Club at Allegheny Power and was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served in Germany during the Vietnam War. He was also an avid hunter and outdoorsman and enjoyed woodworking. In addition to his wife, he is survived by four daughters, Stacy, Mrs. Jack Kifer, of Ridgway, Pamela Prechtl and her fiancé , Jeffrey Goodliff, of Shinglehouse, Kelly, Mrs. Mark DiNardo, of Pittsburgh, and Barbara, Mrs.Shane Miles, of Ridgway; seven grandchildren, Brent Prechtl, Jordyn Jones, Kiersten Schloder, Gage Goodliff, Jessica Kifer, Jake Kifer and Nicholas DiNardo; five sisters, Frieda, Mrs. William Cassells, of St. Marys, Mary, Mrs. Robert Hanes, of Erie, Helen Lenox of Dagus Mines, Margaret, Mrs. Clarence Gerg, of Toby and Carolyn, Mrs. Edward Saline, of Shelvey Summit; and three brothers, Albert Prechtl of St. Marys, Fred Prechtl Jr. of Daguscahonda, and Thomas Prechtl of Ridgway. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister, Shirley Prechtl, in infancy; and a brother, Dick Prechtl. Funeral services for Kenneth G. Prechtl will he held 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 11, in the Faith United Church of Christ in Ridgway, with the Rev. Ron Burkett officiating. Interment will follow in St. Marys Cemetery. Full military rites will be accorded by the Ridgway Servicemen's Burial Detail. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 10, at the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, Elk Unit, 117 N. Michael Street, St. Marys, PA 15857; or the Faith United Church of Christ, 400 Ash St., Ridgway, PA 15853. | Prechtl, Kenneth G. (I4946)
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| 503 | KNECHT Harold G. Knecht, age 64, 7200 Ulmerton Road., Largo, Fla., died Monday, Jan. 17, 1983. MOSS LAKESIDE CHAPEL, CLEARWATER, FLA. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-Current Name: Harold Knecht SSN: 282-18-6159 Last Residence: 33541 Zephyrhills, Pasco, Florida, USA BORN: 27 Oct 1918 Last Benefit: 33541 Zephyrhills, Pasco, Florida, United States of America Died: Jan 1983 State (Year) SSN issued: Ohio (Before 1951) Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 Name: Harold George Knecht Death Date: 17 Jan 1983 County of Death: Pinellas State of Death: Florida Age at Death: 64 Race: White Birth Date: 27 Oct 1918 | Knecht, Harold George (I5654)
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| 504 | Kristine Annetta FIEGEHEN Kristine Annetta Fiegehen passed away July 28, 2008 at her residence in Carson City, she was 66 years old. Kristine was born December 16, 1941 in Tacoma, WA to Harry and Juanita Carlson. She moved to Carson City in 1979 from Orange County, CA. Kristine was a Carson Tahoe Hospital Auxiliary member. She was also a member of the Carson City Women's Garden Club. Kristine supported the Carson Tahoe Cancer Center being a cancer survivor herself. She also supported F.E.A.T. (Autism) of the Carson Valley. Kristine was preceded in death by her father, Harry T. Carlson and step-father, “Daddy“, Paul C. Dobbins. She will be dearly missed by her husband, Allan G. Fiegehen of Carson City, they recently celebrated their 40th Wedding Anniversary on Junune 15th. Kristine is also survived by her mother, Juanita Dobbins of Carson City; sons, Eric Carlson (Kimberly) of Carson City and Christopher A. Fiegehen of NV; daughter, Anita McComb of Carson City; brothers, Jon Carlson (Kathy), of Dublin, CA and Harry T. Carlson, sister, Vicki E. (Steve) Shell also of Carson City; two nieces, Allison Sullivan (Rosebud) and Kimberly A. Shell (Squeeks) and three grand- children; Pat (Don) Stafford of MA. She is also survived by her Danish son, Nicolai Kuhl and family of Denmark. A visitation will be Wednesday, July 30, 2008 6 to 8 p.m. at Walton's Chapel of the Valley in Carson City. The Funeral Service will be Thursday, July 31, 2008 at 3 p.m. also at Walton's. A Celebration of Life Reception will follow the service at Glen Eagles Restaurant. Walton's has been entrusted with her final arrangements. Published in Reno Gazette-Journal on July 30, 2008 Kristine Annetta FIEGEHEN Kristine Annetta Fiegehen passed away July 28, 2008 at her residence in Carson City, she was 66 years old. Kristine was born December 16, 1941 in Tacoma, WA to Harry and Juanita Carlson. She moved to Carson City in 1979 from Orange County, CA. Kristine was a Carson Tahoe Hospital Auxiliary member. She was also a member of the Carson City Women's Garden Club. Kristine supported the Carson Tahoe Cancer Center being a cancer survivor herself. She also supported F.E.A.T. (Autism) of the Carson Valley. Kristine was preceded in death by her father, Harry T. Carlson and step-father, “Daddy“, Paul C. Dobbins. She will be dearly missed by her husband, Allan G. Fiegehen of Carson City, they recently celebrated their 40th Wedding Anniversary on Junune 15th. Kristine is also survived by her mother, Juanita Dobbins of Carson City; sons, Eric Carlson (Kimberly) of Carson City and Christopher A. Fiegehen of NV; daughter, Anita McComb of Carson City; brothers, Jon Carlson (Kathy), of Dublin, CA and Harry T. Carlson, sister, Vicki E. (Steve) Shell also of Carson City; two nieces, Allison Sullivan (Rosebud) and Kimberly A. Shell (Squeeks) and three grand- children; Pat (Don) Stafford of MA. She is also survived by her Danish son, Nicolai Kuhl and family of Denmark. A visitation will be Wednesday, July 30, 2008 6 to 8 p.m. at Walton's Chapel of the Valley in Carson City. The Funeral Service will be Thursday, July 31, 2008 at 3 p.m. also at Walton's. A Celebration of Life Reception will follow the service at Glen Eagles Restaurant. Walton's has been entrusted with her final arrangements. Published in Reno Gazette-Journal on July 30, 2008 Kristine Annetta FIEGEHEN Kristine Annetta Fiegehen passed away July 28, 2008 at her residence in Carson City, she was 66 years old. Kristine was born December 16, 1941 in Tacoma, WA to Harry and Juanita Carlson. She moved to Carson City in 1979 from Orange County, CA. Kristine was a Carson Tahoe Hospital Auxiliary member. She was also a member of the Carson City Women's Garden Club. Kristine supported the Carson Tahoe Cancer Center being a cancer survivor herself. She also supported F.E.A.T. (Autism) of the Carson Valley. Kristine was preceded in death by her father, Harry T. Carlson and step-father, “Daddy“, Paul C. Dobbins. She will be dearly missed by her husband, Allan G. Fiegehen of Carson City, they recently celebrated their 40th Wedding Anniversary on Junune 15th. Kristine is also survived by her mother, Juanita Dobbins of Carson City; sons, Eric Carlson (Kimberly) of Carson City and Christopher A. Fiegehen of NV; daughter, Anita McComb of Carson City; brothers, Jon Carlson (Kathy), of Dublin, CA and Harry T. Carlson, sister, Vicki E. (Steve) Shell also of Carson City; two nieces, Allison Sullivan (Rosebud) and Kimberly A. Shell (Squeeks) and three grand- children; Pat (Don) Stafford of MA. She is also survived by her Danish son, Nicolai Kuhl and family of Denmark. A visitation will be Wednesday, July 30, 2008 6 to 8 p.m. at Walton's Chapel of the Valley in Carson City. The Funeral Service will be Thursday, July 31, 2008 at 3 p.m. also at Walton's. A Celebration of Life Reception will follow the service at Glen Eagles Restaurant. Walton's has been entrusted with her final arrangements. Published in Reno Gazette-Journal on July 30, 2008 Kristine Annetta FIEGEHEN Kristine Annetta Fiegehen passed away July 28, 2008 at her residence in Carson City, she was 66 years old. Kristine was born December 16, 1941 in Tacoma, WA to Harry and Juanita Carlson. She moved to Carson City in 1979 from Orange County, CA. Kristine was a Carson Tahoe Hospital Auxiliary member. She was also a member of the Carson City Women's Garden Club. Kristine supported the Carson Tahoe Cancer Center being a cancer survivor herself. She also supported F.E.A.T. (Autism) of the Carson Valley. Kristine was preceded in death by her father, Harry T. Carlson and step-father, “Daddy“, Paul C. Dobbins. She will be dearly missed by her husband, Allan G. Fiegehen of Carson City, they recently celebrated their 40th Wedding Anniversary on Junune 15th. Kristine is also survived by her mother, Juanita Dobbins of Carson City; sons, Eric Carlson (Kimberly) of Carson City and Christopher A. Fiegehen of NV; daughter, Anita McComb of Carson City; brothers, Jon Carlson (Kathy), of Dublin, CA and Harry T. Carlson, sister, Vicki E. (Steve) Shell also of Carson City; two nieces, Allison Sullivan (Rosebud) and Kimberly A. Shell (Squeeks) and three grand- children; Pat (Don) Stafford of MA. She is also survived by her Danish son, Nicolai Kuhl and family of Denmark. A visitation will be Wednesday, July 30, 2008 6 to 8 p.m. at Walton's Chapel of the Valley in Carson City. The Funeral Service will be Thursday, July 31, 2008 at 3 p.m. also at Walton's. A Celebration of Life Reception will follow the service at Glen Eagles Restaurant. Walton's has been entrusted with her final arrangements. Published in Reno Gazette-Journal on July 30, 2008 | Carlson, Kristine Annetta (I2553)
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| 505 | LaDonna, 71, of Alma, MI died Monday, September 30, 2013 at Gratiot Medical Center, Alma, MI. A Mass of Christian Burial was held at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Alma, MI on Friday, October 4, 2013 with Fr. Nathan Harburg officiating. LaDonna was the daughter of Edward John and Leona Regina (Wagner) Daniel. She married Ronald James Garrett. He preceded her in death in March 2002. LaDonna was a lifelong resident of Alma. She liked to cook, shop, and do crafts. Although she was a very private person, LaDonna was a wonderful mother and grandmother who most of all loved spending time with her family. She lived for her grandchildren. The holidays and birthdays were very important to her, and never missed sending a card. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Alma, MI. LaDonna is survived by her son David and Karen Garrett of North Carolina, daughter Marie and Tom Cojocar of Grayling, MI, son Ron and Julie Garrett of Riverdale, MI, 10 grandchildren; Tommy and Jessica Cojocar, Angie and Jerry Hemple, Henry Cojocar, Jeffrey and Kelsey Garrett, Jessica Garrett, Michael and Christina Roberts, David Garrett Jr, and Kayla, Jimmy, and Wyatt Swindlehurst, 7 great grandchildren; Jeremy and Ashley Hemple, Blake and Brady Cojocar, Bentley Garrett, Michael and Katie Roberts, 4 brothers; Casper (Barbara) Daniel, Harold Daniel, Jim (Sara) Daniel, Dennis Daniel, 3 sisters; Dorothy Cowdrey, Rita (Eugene) Oswald, and Bernadette (Don) Howell, sisters in law; Barbara Daniel, Beverly (Randy) Stewart, and Pauline Daniel, and special friend and constant companion Linda Farr of Alma, who was always there when she needed her. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Ronald, daughter Laurie Garrett, an infant granddaughter, 4 brothers; Joseph, Albert, Richard, and Bernard, an infant sister Mary, 2 infant brothers; Walter and Raymond, brother in law Bill Cowdrey, and sister in law Betty Daniel. The family is being served by Smith Family Funeral Homes, St. Louis, Michigan. LaDonna, 71, of Alma, MI died Monday, September 30, 2013 at Gratiot Medical Center, Alma, MI. A Mass of Christian Burial was held at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Alma, MI on Friday, October 4, 2013 with Fr. Nathan Harburg officiating. LaDonna was the daughter of Edward John and Leona Regina (Wagner) Daniel. She married Ronald James Garrett. He preceded her in death in March 2002. LaDonna was a lifelong resident of Alma. She liked to cook, shop, and do crafts. Although she was a very private person, LaDonna was a wonderful mother and grandmother who most of all loved spending time with her family. She lived for her grandchildren. The holidays and birthdays were very important to her, and never missed sending a card. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Alma, MI. LaDonna is survived by her son David and Karen Garrett of North Carolina, daughter Marie and Tom Cojocar of Grayling, MI, son Ron and Julie Garrett of Riverdale, MI, 10 grandchildren; Tommy and Jessica Cojocar, Angie and Jerry Hemple, Henry Cojocar, Jeffrey and Kelsey Garrett, Jessica Garrett, Michael and Christina Roberts, David Garrett Jr, and Kayla, Jimmy, and Wyatt Swindlehurst, 7 great grandchildren; Jeremy and Ashley Hemple, Blake and Brady Cojocar, Bentley Garrett, Michael and Katie Roberts, 4 brothers; Casper (Barbara) Daniel, Harold Daniel, Jim (Sara) Daniel, Dennis Daniel, 3 sisters; Dorothy Cowdrey, Rita (Eugene) Oswald, and Bernadette (Don) Howell, sisters in law; Barbara Daniel, Beverly (Randy) Stewart, and Pauline Daniel, and special friend and constant companion Linda Farr of Alma, who was always there when she needed her. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Ronald, daughter Laurie Garrett, an infant granddaughter, 4 brothers; Joseph, Albert, Richard, and Bernard, an infant sister Mary, 2 infant brothers; Walter and Raymond, brother in law Bill Cowdrey, and sister in law Betty Daniel. The family is being served by Smith Family Funeral Homes, St. Louis, Michigan. LaDonna, 71, of Alma, MI died Monday, September 30, 2013 at Gratiot Medical Center, Alma, MI. A Mass of Christian Burial was held at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Alma, MI on Friday, October 4, 2013 with Fr. Nathan Harburg officiating. LaDonna was the daughter of Edward John and Leona Regina (Wagner) Daniel. She married Ronald James Garrett. He preceded her in death in March 2002. LaDonna was a lifelong resident of Alma. She liked to cook, shop, and do crafts. Although she was a very private person, LaDonna was a wonderful mother and grandmother who most of all loved spending time with her family. She lived for her grandchildren. The holidays and birthdays were very important to her, and never missed sending a card. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Alma, MI. LaDonna is survived by her son David and Karen Garrett of North Carolina, daughter Marie and Tom Cojocar of Grayling, MI, son Ron and Julie Garrett of Riverdale, MI, 10 grandchildren; Tommy and Jessica Cojocar, Angie and Jerry Hemple, Henry Cojocar, Jeffrey and Kelsey Garrett, Jessica Garrett, Michael and Christina Roberts, David Garrett Jr, and Kayla, Jimmy, and Wyatt Swindlehurst, 7 great grandchildren; Jeremy and Ashley Hemple, Blake and Brady Cojocar, Bentley Garrett, Michael and Katie Roberts, 4 brothers; Casper (Barbara) Daniel, Harold Daniel, Jim (Sara) Daniel, Dennis Daniel, 3 sisters; Dorothy Cowdrey, Rita (Eugene) Oswald, and Bernadette (Don) Howell, sisters in law; Barbara Daniel, Beverly (Randy) Stewart, and Pauline Daniel, and special friend and constant companion Linda Farr of Alma, who was always there when she needed her. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Ronald, daughter Laurie Garrett, an infant granddaughter, 4 brothers; Joseph, Albert, Richard, and Bernard, an infant sister Mary, 2 infant brothers; Walter and Raymond, brother in law Bill Cowdrey, and sister in law Betty Daniel. The family is being served by Smith Family Funeral Homes, St. Louis, Michigan. LaDonna, 71, of Alma, MI died Monday, September 30, 2013 at Gratiot Medical Center, Alma, MI. A Mass of Christian Burial was held at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Alma, MI on Friday, October 4, 2013 with Fr. Nathan Harburg officiating. LaDonna was the daughter of Edward John and Leona Regina (Wagner) Daniel. She married Ronald James Garrett. He preceded her in death in March 2002. LaDonna was a lifelong resident of Alma. She liked to cook, shop, and do crafts. Although she was a very private person, LaDonna was a wonderful mother and grandmother who most of all loved spending time with her family. She lived for her grandchildren. The holidays and birthdays were very important to her, and never missed sending a card. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Alma, MI. LaDonna is survived by her son David and Karen Garrett of North Carolina, daughter Marie and Tom Cojocar of Grayling, MI, son Ron and Julie Garrett of Riverdale, MI, 10 grandchildren; Tommy and Jessica Cojocar, Angie and Jerry Hemple, Henry Cojocar, Jeffrey and Kelsey Garrett, Jessica Garrett, Michael and Christina Roberts, David Garrett Jr, and Kayla, Jimmy, and Wyatt Swindlehurst, 7 great grandchildren; Jeremy and Ashley Hemple, Blake and Brady Cojocar, Bentley Garrett, Michael and Katie Roberts, 4 brothers; Casper (Barbara) Daniel, Harold Daniel, Jim (Sara) Daniel, Dennis Daniel, 3 sisters; Dorothy Cowdrey, Rita (Eugene) Oswald, and Bernadette (Don) Howell, sisters in law; Barbara Daniel, Beverly (Randy) Stewart, and Pauline Daniel, and special friend and constant companion Linda Farr of Alma, who was always there when she needed her. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Ronald, daughter Laurie Garrett, an infant granddaughter, 4 brothers; Joseph, Albert, Richard, and Bernard, an infant sister Mary, 2 infant brothers; Walter and Raymond, brother in law Bill Cowdrey, and sister in law Betty Daniel. The family is being served by Smith Family Funeral Homes, St. Louis, Michigan. | Daniels, LaDonna Ann (I6117)
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| 506 | Last name may be O'Connor or Connor. Baptisim record from Enniscorthy, Ferns Diocese, County Wexford, Ireland from the National Library Dublin: God Parents John Cleary & Margaret Guiheen. | Connors, Jane (I10671)
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| 507 | Last name may be Sinnott. | Synnott, Michael (I10670)
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| 508 | Last name may be spelled Cochrin. She was a born a Protestant and converted to Catholic. Oral tradition is that some of her family were lawyers in Ireland which required them to be Protestants. ----------------- Robert Casey Lane states: When I was a child and anyone brought up Jane Cochrane's name, it was always mentioned that she had been a Protestant. The comment was not made in any way in disapproval, but rather in tones of wonder that someone in our family could once have been a Protestant. I think it must have been an unprecedented event in the Lavery/Callahan clans. Jane became a Catholic, probably when she and Hugh were married. Last name may be spelled Cochrin. She was a born a Protestant and converted to Catholic. Oral tradition is that some of her family were lawyers in Ireland which required them to be Protestants. ----------------- Robert Casey Lane states: When I was a child and anyone brought up Jane Cochrane's name, it was always mentioned that she had been a Protestant. The comment was not made in any way in disapproval, but rather in tones of wonder that someone in our family could once have been a Protestant. I think it must have been an unprecedented event in the Lavery/Callahan clans. Jane became a Catholic, probably when she and Hugh were married. Last name may be spelled Cochrin. She was a born a Protestant and converted to Catholic. Oral tradition is that some of her family were lawyers in Ireland which required them to be Protestants. ----------------- Robert Casey Lane states: When I was a child and anyone brought up Jane Cochrane's name, it was always mentioned that she had been a Protestant. The comment was not made in any way in disapproval, but rather in tones of wonder that someone in our family could once have been a Protestant. I think it must have been an unprecedented event in the Lavery/Callahan clans. Jane became a Catholic, probably when she and Hugh were married. Last name may be spelled Cochrin. She was a born a Protestant and converted to Catholic. Oral tradition is that some of her family were lawyers in Ireland which required them to be Protestants. ----------------- Robert Casey Lane states: When I was a child and anyone brought up Jane Cochrane's name, it was always mentioned that she had been a Protestant. The comment was not made in any way in disapproval, but rather in tones of wonder that someone in our family could once have been a Protestant. I think it must have been an unprecedented event in the Lavery/Callahan clans. Jane became a Catholic, probably when she and Hugh were married. Last name may be spelled Cochrin. She was a born a Protestant and converted to Catholic. Oral tradition is that some of her family were lawyers in Ireland which required them to be Protestants. ----------------- Robert Casey Lane states: When I was a child and anyone brought up Jane Cochrane's name, it was always mentioned that she had been a Protestant. The comment was not made in any way in disapproval, but rather in tones of wonder that someone in our family could once have been a Protestant. I think it must have been an unprecedented event in the Lavery/Callahan clans. Jane became a Catholic, probably when she and Hugh were married. Last name may be spelled Cochrin. She was a born a Protestant and converted to Catholic. Oral tradition is that some of her family were lawyers in Ireland which required them to be Protestants. ----------------- Robert Casey Lane states: When I was a child and anyone brought up Jane Cochrane's name, it was always mentioned that she had been a Protestant. The comment was not made in any way in disapproval, but rather in tones of wonder that someone in our family could once have been a Protestant. I think it must have been an unprecedented event in the Lavery/Callahan clans. Jane became a Catholic, probably when she and Hugh were married. Last name may be spelled Cochrin. She was a born a Protestant and converted to Catholic. Oral tradition is that some of her family were lawyers in Ireland which required them to be Protestants. ----------------- Robert Casey Lane states: When I was a child and anyone brought up Jane Cochrane's name, it was always mentioned that she had been a Protestant. The comment was not made in any way in disapproval, but rather in tones of wonder that someone in our family could once have been a Protestant. I think it must have been an unprecedented event in the Lavery/Callahan clans. Jane became a Catholic, probably when she and Hugh were married. Last name may be spelled Cochrin. She was a born a Protestant and converted to Catholic. Oral tradition is that some of her family were lawyers in Ireland which required them to be Protestants. ----------------- Robert Casey Lane states: When I was a child and anyone brought up Jane Cochrane's name, it was always mentioned that she had been a Protestant. The comment was not made in any way in disapproval, but rather in tones of wonder that someone in our family could once have been a Protestant. I think it must have been an unprecedented event in the Lavery/Callahan clans. Jane became a Catholic, probably when she and Hugh were married. | Cochrane, Martha Jane (I9380)
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| 509 | Last name maybe Circan. Last name maybe Circan. | Curran, Eileen (I10912)
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| 510 | Last Will and Testement of Margaret BlesselMargaret Blessel Dated April 4, 1934 Recorded June 12, 1942. No 4016 I Margaret Blessel, widow, of the Township of Benzinger, County of Elk and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do make, publish and declare this to be my last will and testement, hereby revolking and making void any and all wills by me at any time heretofore made. 1. I will and direct that my just debts and funeral expenses be paid as soon after my decease as may be convenient. 2. I will and direct that my funeral be conducted from the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church and that a solemn High Mass with three priests be read as my funeral Mass and that by body be interred in the St. Marys Cemetery beside the grave of my deceased husband, George Blessel. 3. I will and devise and bequeath unto the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church of St. Marys, PA, the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for masses to be read for the repose of my soul, the soul of my deceased husband, George Blessel, and the soul of my deceased son, John Blessel. 4 .It is my will that my son-in-law, George Schaberl shall repay to my estate the sum of $5.00 which I advanced him as a loan in the year 1911, but he shall not be obligated to pay any interest on this loan. 5. All the remainder, rest and residue of my estate I give, devise and bequeath in five equal (5) shares unto my three sons (3), Albert Blessel, Harry Blessel, and my daughters Emma Brennen and Elizabeth Schaberl, deceased; it being my will that the children of my daughter Elizabeth, shall receive her share in equal proportions and that the shares of those of my grandchildren, being children of my said daughter, Elizabeth, who are under the age of twenty one years shall be placed on interest in the Farmer's and Merchants Bank of St. Marys, PA, and shall be paid over to said grandchildren as they respectively arrive at the age of twenty one years. 6. I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint my sons, Albert Blessel and Harry Blessel executors of this my last will and testement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal to this my last will and testement this fourth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty four. Her mark Margaret x Blessel (SEAL) Signed, sealed, published and declared by Margaret Blessel, the Testatrix above named, as and for her last will and testement in the presence of us, who in her presence and at her request, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto set our names as witnesses. E.O. Olson George S. Rupprecht CODICIL I hereby make the following amendment to my last will and testement dated April 4th, 1934, as follows, to wit; WHEREAS I have loaned unto my son-in-law George Schaberl, the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), instead of $5.00 Five Dollars as set forth in paragraph fourth of my said will and it is my request and will that said George Schaberl shall repay the said sum to my estate, without interest; and it is my further will that should said George Schaberl fail to repay this sum to my estate, then the bequest made in paragraph fifty to my grandchildren, being said children of my son-in-law, George Schaberl, and my deceased daughter Elizabeth, shall become absolutely null and void and of no effect; however, should the said George Schaberl repay said loan then it is my will that the bequest to my said grandchildren aforesaid, now being children of George Schaberl and my deceased daughter Elizabeth, shall be and remain in full force and effect. It is also my will that paragraph third of my said will be amended so as to include a bequest of Twenty Five Dollars ($25.00) which I hereby make to the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church of St. Marys Pennsylvania, for masses to be read for repose of the soul of my deceased daughter, Elizabeth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal to this codicil to my last will and testement this tenth day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty four. Witnesses: E.O. Olson Her George S. Rupprecht Margaret x Blessel (SEAL) Mark Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, County of Elk, SS. Before me F.A. Robison, Registerer for the probate of wills & c., in and for said county, personally came George S. Rupprecht and E.O. Olson, the subscribing witnesses to the within instrument of writing, who being duly qualified according to law, did dispose and say that they were personally present and saw Margaret Blessel, late of the township of Benzinger, in said county, deceased, the testatrix herein named, sign her name to said writing, and seal the same and heard her publish and declare the said instrument as and for her Last Will and testement and codicil thereto, and at the time of so doing she was of sound mind, memory and understanding to best of their knowledge and belief, and that their own names thereto subscribed as witnesses were so subscribed at the request of the testatrix in their presence and in the presence of each other. Sworn and subscribed this 12th day of June A.D. 1942, before me. F.A. Robison, Register George S. Rupprecht (Register's Seal) E. O. Olson Recorded June 12, 1942. MRS. BLESSEL TO BE BURIED MONDAY AT 9Requiem Mass to Be Held From St. Marys Church. aged Woman Passed Away Early Thursday. May 29, 1942 Funeral mass for the late Mrs. Margaret (Funk) Blessel will be held from st. Marys Church Monday morning at nine o'clock after which burial will be made in St. Marys Cemetery. The remains may be viewed at the home of Edward C Brennen, North Michael Street. Mrs. Blessel who was born in St. Marys August 11, 1853, died at her home on the Million Dollar Highway at 12:30 Thursday morning after being ill but a few days. Death was attributed to complications. He husband George Blessel, died December 14, 1894. The deceased is survived by one daughter, Emma, Mrs. Edward C Brennen, of town, and four sons; Harry, William, Albert, and Fred all of town. A daughter, Elizabeth, Mrs. George Schaberl, died about 19 years ago, another daughter died in infancy. and a son, John, died August 4, 1925. Thirty two grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Blessel was the last member of her immediate family. She was a member of the Alter Society. Last Will and Testement of Margaret BlesselMargaret Blessel Dated April 4, 1934 Recorded June 12, 1942. No 4016 I Margaret Blessel, widow, of the Township of Benzinger, County of Elk and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do make, publish and declare this to be my last will and testement, hereby revolking and making void any and all wills by me at any time heretofore made. 1. I will and direct that my just debts and funeral expenses be paid as soon after my decease as may be convenient. 2. I will and direct that my funeral be conducted from the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church and that a solemn High Mass with three priests be read as my funeral Mass and that by body be interred in the St. Marys Cemetery beside the grave of my deceased husband, George Blessel. 3. I will and devise and bequeath unto the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church of St. Marys, PA, the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for masses to be read for the repose of my soul, the soul of my deceased husband, George Blessel, and the soul of my deceased son, John Blessel. 4 .It is my will that my son-in-law, George Schaberl shall repay to my estate the sum of $5.00 which I advanced him as a loan in the year 1911, but he shall not be obligated to pay any interest on this loan. 5. All the remainder, rest and residue of my estate I give, devise and bequeath in five equal (5) shares unto my three sons (3), Albert Blessel, Harry Blessel, and my daughters Emma Brennen and Elizabeth Schaberl, deceased; it being my will that the children of my daughter Elizabeth, shall receive her share in equal proportions and that the shares of those of my grandchildren, being children of my said daughter, Elizabeth, who are under the age of twenty one years shall be placed on interest in the Farmer's and Merchants Bank of St. Marys, PA, and shall be paid over to said grandchildren as they respectively arrive at the age of twenty one years. 6. I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint my sons, Albert Blessel and Harry Blessel executors of this my last will and testement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal to this my last will and testement this fourth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty four. Her mark Margaret x Blessel (SEAL) Signed, sealed, published and declared by Margaret Blessel, the Testatrix above named, as and for her last will and testement in the presence of us, who in her presence and at her request, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto set our names as witnesses. E.O. Olson George S. Rupprecht CODICIL I hereby make the following amendment to my last will and testement dated April 4th, 1934, as follows, to wit; WHEREAS I have loaned unto my son-in-law George Schaberl, the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), instead of $5.00 Five Dollars as set forth in paragraph fourth of my said will and it is my request and will that said George Schaberl shall repay the said sum to my estate, without interest; and it is my further will that should said George Schaberl fail to repay this sum to my estate, then the bequest made in paragraph fifty to my grandchildren, being said children of my son-in-law, George Schaberl, and my deceased daughter Elizabeth, shall become absolutely null and void and of no effect; however, should the said George Schaberl repay said loan then it is my will that the bequest to my said grandchildren aforesaid, now being children of George Schaberl and my deceased daughter Elizabeth, shall be and remain in full force and effect. It is also my will that paragraph third of my said will be amended so as to include a bequest of Twenty Five Dollars ($25.00) which I hereby make to the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church of St. Marys Pennsylvania, for masses to be read for repose of the soul of my deceased daughter, Elizabeth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal to this codicil to my last will and testement this tenth day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty four. Witnesses: E.O. Olson Her George S. Rupprecht Margaret x Blessel (SEAL) Mark Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, County of Elk, SS. Before me F.A. Robison, Registerer for the probate of wills & c., in and for said county, personally came George S. Rupprecht and E.O. Olson, the subscribing witnesses to the within instrument of writing, who being duly qualified according to law, did dispose and say that they were personally present and saw Margaret Blessel, late of the township of Benzinger, in said county, deceased, the testatrix herein named, sign her name to said writing, and seal the same and heard her publish and declare the said instrument as and for her Last Will and testement and codicil thereto, and at the time of so doing she was of sound mind, memory and understanding to best of their knowledge and belief, and that their own names thereto subscribed as witnesses were so subscribed at the request of the testatrix in their presence and in the presence of each other. Sworn and subscribed this 12th day of June A.D. 1942, before me. F.A. Robison, Register George S. Rupprecht (Register's Seal) E. O. Olson Recorded June 12, 1942. MRS. BLESSEL TO BE BURIED MONDAY AT 9Requiem Mass to Be Held From St. Marys Church. aged Woman Passed Away Early Thursday. May 29, 1942 Funeral mass for the late Mrs. Margaret (Funk) Blessel will be held from st. Marys Church Monday morning at nine o'clock after which burial will be made in St. Marys Cemetery. The remains may be viewed at the home of Edward C Brennen, North Michael Street. Mrs. Blessel who was born in St. Marys August 11, 1853, died at her home on the Million Dollar Highway at 12:30 Thursday morning after being ill but a few days. Death was attributed to complications. He husband George Blessel, died December 14, 1894. The deceased is survived by one daughter, Emma, Mrs. Edward C Brennen, of town, and four sons; Harry, William, Albert, and Fred all of town. A daughter, Elizabeth, Mrs. George Schaberl, died about 19 years ago, another daughter died in infancy. and a son, John, died August 4, 1925. Thirty two grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Blessel was the last member of her immediate family. She was a member of the Alter Society. Last Will and Testement of Margaret BlesselMargaret Blessel Dated April 4, 1934 Recorded June 12, 1942. No 4016 I Margaret Blessel, widow, of the Township of Benzinger, County of Elk and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do make, publish and declare this to be my last will and testement, hereby revolking and making void any and all wills by me at any time heretofore made. 1. I will and direct that my just debts and funeral expenses be paid as soon after my decease as may be convenient. 2. I will and direct that my funeral be conducted from the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church and that a solemn High Mass with three priests be read as my funeral Mass and that by body be interred in the St. Marys Cemetery beside the grave of my deceased husband, George Blessel. 3. I will and devise and bequeath unto the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church of St. Marys, PA, the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for masses to be read for the repose of my soul, the soul of my deceased husband, George Blessel, and the soul of my deceased son, John Blessel. 4 .It is my will that my son-in-law, George Schaberl shall repay to my estate the sum of $5.00 which I advanced him as a loan in the year 1911, but he shall not be obligated to pay any interest on this loan. 5. All the remainder, rest and residue of my estate I give, devise and bequeath in five equal (5) shares unto my three sons (3), Albert Blessel, Harry Blessel, and my daughters Emma Brennen and Elizabeth Schaberl, deceased; it being my will that the children of my daughter Elizabeth, shall receive her share in equal proportions and that the shares of those of my grandchildren, being children of my said daughter, Elizabeth, who are under the age of twenty one years shall be placed on interest in the Farmer's and Merchants Bank of St. Marys, PA, and shall be paid over to said grandchildren as they respectively arrive at the age of twenty one years. 6. I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint my sons, Albert Blessel and Harry Blessel executors of this my last will and testement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal to this my last will and testement this fourth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty four. Her mark Margaret x Blessel (SEAL) Signed, sealed, published and declared by Margaret Blessel, the Testatrix above named, as and for her last will and testement in the presence of us, who in her presence and at her request, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto set our names as witnesses. E.O. Olson George S. Rupprecht CODICIL I hereby make the following amendment to my last will and testement dated April 4th, 1934, as follows, to wit; WHEREAS I have loaned unto my son-in-law George Schaberl, the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), instead of $5.00 Five Dollars as set forth in paragraph fourth of my said will and it is my request and will that said George Schaberl shall repay the said sum to my estate, without interest; and it is my further will that should said George Schaberl fail to repay this sum to my estate, then the bequest made in paragraph fifty to my grandchildren, being said children of my son-in-law, George Schaberl, and my deceased daughter Elizabeth, shall become absolutely null and void and of no effect; however, should the said George Schaberl repay said loan then it is my will that the bequest to my said grandchildren aforesaid, now being children of George Schaberl and my deceased daughter Elizabeth, shall be and remain in full force and effect. It is also my will that paragraph third of my said will be amended so as to include a bequest of Twenty Five Dollars ($25.00) which I hereby make to the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church of St. Marys Pennsylvania, for masses to be read for repose of the soul of my deceased daughter, Elizabeth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal to this codicil to my last will and testement this tenth day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty four. Witnesses: E.O. Olson Her George S. Rupprecht Margaret x Blessel (SEAL) Mark Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, County of Elk, SS. Before me F.A. Robison, Registerer for the probate of wills & c., in and for said county, personally came George S. Rupprecht and E.O. Olson, the subscribing witnesses to the within instrument of writing, who being duly qualified according to law, did dispose and say that they were personally present and saw Margaret Blessel, late of the township of Benzinger, in said county, deceased, the testatrix herein named, sign her name to said writing, and seal the same and heard her publish and declare the said instrument as and for her Last Will and testement and codicil thereto, and at the time of so doing she was of sound mind, memory and understanding to best of their knowledge and belief, and that their own names thereto subscribed as witnesses were so subscribed at the request of the testatrix in their presence and in the presence of each other. Sworn and subscribed this 12th day of June A.D. 1942, before me. F.A. Robison, Register George S. Rupprecht (Register's Seal) E. O. Olson Recorded June 12, 1942. MRS. BLESSEL TO BE BURIED MONDAY AT 9Requiem Mass to Be Held From St. Marys Church. aged Woman Passed Away Early Thursday. May 29, 1942 Funeral mass for the late Mrs. Margaret (Funk) Blessel will be held from st. Marys Church Monday morning at nine o'clock after which burial will be made in St. Marys Cemetery. The remains may be viewed at the home of Edward C Brennen, North Michael Street. Mrs. Blessel who was born in St. Marys August 11, 1853, died at her home on the Million Dollar Highway at 12:30 Thursday morning after being ill but a few days. Death was attributed to complications. He husband George Blessel, died December 14, 1894. The deceased is survived by one daughter, Emma, Mrs. Edward C Brennen, of town, and four sons; Harry, William, Albert, and Fred all of town. A daughter, Elizabeth, Mrs. George Schaberl, died about 19 years ago, another daughter died in infancy. and a son, John, died August 4, 1925. Thirty two grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Blessel was the last member of her immediate family. She was a member of the Alter Society. Last Will and Testement of Margaret BlesselMargaret Blessel Dated April 4, 1934 Recorded June 12, 1942. No 4016 I Margaret Blessel, widow, of the Township of Benzinger, County of Elk and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do make, publish and declare this to be my last will and testement, hereby revolking and making void any and all wills by me at any time heretofore made. 1. I will and direct that my just debts and funeral expenses be paid as soon after my decease as may be convenient. 2. I will and direct that my funeral be conducted from the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church and that a solemn High Mass with three priests be read as my funeral Mass and that by body be interred in the St. Marys Cemetery beside the grave of my deceased husband, George Blessel. 3. I will and devise and bequeath unto the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church of St. Marys, PA, the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for masses to be read for the repose of my soul, the soul of my deceased husband, George Blessel, and the soul of my deceased son, John Blessel. 4 .It is my will that my son-in-law, George Schaberl shall repay to my estate the sum of $5.00 which I advanced him as a loan in the year 1911, but he shall not be obligated to pay any interest on this loan. 5. All the remainder, rest and residue of my estate I give, devise and bequeath in five equal (5) shares unto my three sons (3), Albert Blessel, Harry Blessel, and my daughters Emma Brennen and Elizabeth Schaberl, deceased; it being my will that the children of my daughter Elizabeth, shall receive her share in equal proportions and that the shares of those of my grandchildren, being children of my said daughter, Elizabeth, who are under the age of twenty one years shall be placed on interest in the Farmer's and Merchants Bank of St. Marys, PA, and shall be paid over to said grandchildren as they respectively arrive at the age of twenty one years. 6. I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint my sons, Albert Blessel and Harry Blessel executors of this my last will and testement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal to this my last will and testement this fourth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty four. Her mark Margaret x Blessel (SEAL) Signed, sealed, published and declared by Margaret Blessel, the Testatrix above named, as and for her last will and testement in the presence of us, who in her presence and at her request, and in the presence of each other, have hereunto set our names as witnesses. E.O. Olson George S. Rupprecht CODICIL I hereby make the following amendment to my last will and testement dated April 4th, 1934, as follows, to wit; WHEREAS I have loaned unto my son-in-law George Schaberl, the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), instead of $5.00 Five Dollars as set forth in paragraph fourth of my said will and it is my request and will that said George Schaberl shall repay the said sum to my estate, without interest; and it is my further will that should said George Schaberl fail to repay this sum to my estate, then the bequest made in paragraph fifty to my grandchildren, being said children of my son-in-law, George Schaberl, and my deceased daughter Elizabeth, shall become absolutely null and void and of no effect; however, should the said George Schaberl repay said loan then it is my will that the bequest to my said grandchildren aforesaid, now being children of George Schaberl and my deceased daughter Elizabeth, shall be and remain in full force and effect. It is also my will that paragraph third of my said will be amended so as to include a bequest of Twenty Five Dollars ($25.00) which I hereby make to the St. Marys Roman Catholic Church of St. Marys Pennsylvania, for masses to be read for repose of the soul of my deceased daughter, Elizabeth. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal to this codicil to my last will and testement this tenth day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty four. Witnesses: E.O. Olson Her George S. Rupprecht Margaret x Blessel (SEAL) Mark Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, County of Elk, SS. Before me F.A. Robison, Registerer for the probate of wills & c., in and for said county, personally came George S. Rupprecht and E.O. Olson, the subscribing witnesses to the within instrument of writing, who being duly qualified according to law, did dispose and say that they were personally present and saw Margaret Blessel, late of the township of Benzinger, in said county, deceased, the testatrix herein named, sign her name to said writing, and seal the same and heard her publish and declare the said instrument as and for her Last Will and testement and codicil thereto, and at the time of so doing she was of sound mind, memory and understanding to best of their knowledge and belief, and that their own names thereto subscribed as witnesses were so subscribed at the request of the testatrix in their presence and in the presence of each other. Sworn and subscribed this 12th day of June A.D. 1942, before me. F.A. Robison, Register George S. Rupprecht (Register's Seal) E. O. Olson Recorded June 12, 1942. MRS. BLESSEL TO BE BURIED MONDAY AT 9Requiem Mass to Be Held From St. Marys Church. aged Woman Passed Away Early Thursday. May 29, 1942 Funeral mass for the late Mrs. Margaret (Funk) Blessel will be held from st. Marys Church Monday morning at nine o'clock after which burial will be made in St. Marys Cemetery. The remains may be viewed at the home of Edward C Brennen, North Michael Street. Mrs. Blessel who was born in St. Marys August 11, 1853, died at her home on the Million Dollar Highway at 12:30 Thursday morning after being ill but a few days. Death was attributed to complications. He husband George Blessel, died December 14, 1894. The deceased is survived by one daughter, Emma, Mrs. Edward C Brennen, of town, and four sons; Harry, William, Albert, and Fred all of town. A daughter, Elizabeth, Mrs. George Schaberl, died about 19 years ago, another daughter died in infancy. and a son, John, died August 4, 1925. Thirty two grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Blessel was the last member of her immediate family. She was a member of the Alter Society. | Funk, Margaret (I2690)
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| 511 | Laura A. Clark, 61, of 105 Timberline Road, St. Marys, passed away Wednesday, November 11, 2020, at her residence, after an illness of the past year. She was born July 13, 1959, in St. Marys, daughter of the late Robert and Eileen Shadd Garner. Laura was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Elk County Christian High School, Class of 1977. She was an employee of the Keystone Powdered Metal Company. On September 13, 1980, in the Sacred Heart Church, Laura married James "Jim" Clark, who survives. She is also survived by her daughter, Lindsay Eckenrode (Greg) of Ashville, PA; her son, Nathan Clark of St. Marys; a granddaughter, Bria Eckenrode; her sister, Emily Hart of Annville, PA; four brothers: Mark Garner (Lynn) of Hopewell, GA; Mike Garner (Marti) of Hummelstown; Neil Garner (Mary Petrocchi) of Kersey; and Rob Garner (Jan) of St. Marys; and by her mother-in-law, Kathleen Clark of St. Marys. In addition to her parents, Laura was preceded in death by a brother, Stephen Garner, in infancy. Laura was a member of the Sacred Heart Church. She enjoyed working around her home, spending time outdoors biking and kayaking and attending family gatherings. Most of all, Laura loved spending time with her beloved granddaughter, Bria Lauran. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in the Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday, November 17, 2020, at 10 a.m., with the Rev. Michael Gabler, OSB, Pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation is at the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home on Monday, November 16, 2020, from 6-8 p.m. Memorials, if desired, may be made to the Community Nurses, Inc., Hospice, 757 Johnsonburg Road, Suite 200, St. Marys, PA 15857, or to the West Creek Recreational Trail Association, 34 East Fourth Street, Emporium, PA 15834. Online condolences may be offered at www.lynch-radkowski.com. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in The Daily Press from Nov. 12 to Nov. 13, 2020. HFA: 13NOV2020 Laura A. Clark, 61, of 105 Timberline Road, St. Marys, passed away Wednesday, November 11, 2020, at her residence, after an illness of the past year. She was born July 13, 1959, in St. Marys, daughter of the late Robert and Eileen Shadd Garner. Laura was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Elk County Christian High School, Class of 1977. She was an employee of the Keystone Powdered Metal Company. On September 13, 1980, in the Sacred Heart Church, Laura married James "Jim" Clark, who survives. She is also survived by her daughter, Lindsay Eckenrode (Greg) of Ashville, PA; her son, Nathan Clark of St. Marys; a granddaughter, Bria Eckenrode; her sister, Emily Hart of Annville, PA; four brothers: Mark Garner (Lynn) of Hopewell, GA; Mike Garner (Marti) of Hummelstown; Neil Garner (Mary Petrocchi) of Kersey; and Rob Garner (Jan) of St. Marys; and by her mother-in-law, Kathleen Clark of St. Marys. In addition to her parents, Laura was preceded in death by a brother, Stephen Garner, in infancy. Laura was a member of the Sacred Heart Church. She enjoyed working around her home, spending time outdoors biking and kayaking and attending family gatherings. Most of all, Laura loved spending time with her beloved granddaughter, Bria Lauran. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in the Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday, November 17, 2020, at 10 a.m., with the Rev. Michael Gabler, OSB, Pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the St. Mary's Cemetery. Visitation is at the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home on Monday, November 16, 2020, from 6-8 p.m. Memorials, if desired, may be made to the Community Nurses, Inc., Hospice, 757 Johnsonburg Road, Suite 200, St. Marys, PA 15857, or to the West Creek Recreational Trail Association, 34 East Fourth Street, Emporium, PA 15834. Online condolences may be offered at www.lynch-radkowski.com. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in The Daily Press from Nov. 12 to Nov. 13, 2020. HFA: 13NOV2020 | Garner, Laura (I2723)
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| 512 | Lawrence Dill Lawrence J. Dill, seventy-four, 1223 East Lake Road, died Wednesday at his hunting camp in McKean County. He was born in Kane, son of the late Michael J. and Anna Bierner Dill. He formerly operated a grocery store at 1223 E. Lake Road. He was a member of St. Ann's Church and the Guard of Honor at the Church. Survivors include one sister, Theresa Dill; three nephews, Jack and Richard Dill and Michael Latta; two nieces, Mrs. Richard (Mary) Allen and Mrs. Mary Ann Wittman, all of Erie. Friends may call at the A. Brugger and Sons Funeral Home, 449 E. 9th, today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and are invited to services Monday at 8:30 followed by Requiem Mass at St. Ann's church at 9 p.m. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Erie Times News, Sunday, June 1, 1969 Social Security Death Index Social Security Death Index Name: Lawrence Dill SSN: 178-28-5534 Last Residence: 16507 Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, United States of America Born: 8 Mar 1895 Died: May 1969 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (1952-1953) Lawrence Dill Lawrence J. Dill, seventy-four, 1223 East Lake Road, died Wednesday at his hunting camp in McKean County. He was born in Kane, son of the late Michael J. and Anna Bierner Dill. He formerly operated a grocery store at 1223 E. Lake Road. He was a member of St. Ann's Church and the Guard of Honor at the Church. Survivors include one sister, Theresa Dill; three nephews, Jack and Richard Dill and Michael Latta; two nieces, Mrs. Richard (Mary) Allen and Mrs. Mary Ann Wittman, all of Erie. Friends may call at the A. Brugger and Sons Funeral Home, 449 E. 9th, today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and are invited to services Monday at 8:30 followed by Requiem Mass at St. Ann's church at 9 p.m. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Erie Times News, Sunday, June 1, 1969 Social Security Death Index Social Security Death Index Name: Lawrence Dill SSN: 178-28-5534 Last Residence: 16507 Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, United States of America Born: 8 Mar 1895 Died: May 1969 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (1952-1953) Lawrence Dill Lawrence J. Dill, seventy-four, 1223 East Lake Road, died Wednesday at his hunting camp in McKean County. He was born in Kane, son of the late Michael J. and Anna Bierner Dill. He formerly operated a grocery store at 1223 E. Lake Road. He was a member of St. Ann's Church and the Guard of Honor at the Church. Survivors include one sister, Theresa Dill; three nephews, Jack and Richard Dill and Michael Latta; two nieces, Mrs. Richard (Mary) Allen and Mrs. Mary Ann Wittman, all of Erie. Friends may call at the A. Brugger and Sons Funeral Home, 449 E. 9th, today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and are invited to services Monday at 8:30 followed by Requiem Mass at St. Ann's church at 9 p.m. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Erie Times News, Sunday, June 1, 1969 Social Security Death Index Social Security Death Index Name: Lawrence Dill SSN: 178-28-5534 Last Residence: 16507 Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, United States of America Born: 8 Mar 1895 Died: May 1969 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (1952-1953) Lawrence Dill Lawrence J. Dill, seventy-four, 1223 East Lake Road, died Wednesday at his hunting camp in McKean County. He was born in Kane, son of the late Michael J. and Anna Bierner Dill. He formerly operated a grocery store at 1223 E. Lake Road. He was a member of St. Ann's Church and the Guard of Honor at the Church. Survivors include one sister, Theresa Dill; three nephews, Jack and Richard Dill and Michael Latta; two nieces, Mrs. Richard (Mary) Allen and Mrs. Mary Ann Wittman, all of Erie. Friends may call at the A. Brugger and Sons Funeral Home, 449 E. 9th, today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and are invited to services Monday at 8:30 followed by Requiem Mass at St. Ann's church at 9 p.m. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Erie Times News, Sunday, June 1, 1969 Social Security Death Index Social Security Death Index Name: Lawrence Dill SSN: 178-28-5534 Last Residence: 16507 Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania, United States of America Born: 8 Mar 1895 Died: May 1969 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (1952-1953) | Dill, Lawrence Joseph (I645)
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| 513 | Lawrence Edward "Larry" Reischman "Larry" was born in Taft, Kern County, California on August 10, 1927. He was the oldest of 5 children born to Lawrence Paul Reischman and Nora Francis Logan. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Roberta Wittler as well as his brother, Raymond Joseph and sister, Margaret Ann. He is survived by three sisters; Mary Patricia, Helen Elizabeth and Phyllis Sparks. Larry and Roberta leave four children; Cheryl Anne, Bernadette Marie, Susan Elizabeth and Lawrence Robert. Larry is also suurvived by his second wife of 22 years, Patricia May Reischman. Larry will be missed by dozens of children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and many close friends. Larry was as kind, gentle and patient a man as you would know. Never a cross word or show of anger. Larry has been an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints since the day Elder David Bybee baptized him in 1973. Larry has spent 17 years as a temple ordinance worker at the Boise Iddaho temple. He loved volunteering at the cannery and working in the genealogy library. Larry has always been the first one to volunteer for service assignments. Larry was a very intelligent man and well educated. He was an electrical engineer i in the aerospace industry and retired in 1990. Larry enjoyed the game of football. He played it and lettered at Bakersfield High School. He enjoyed watching the Boise State Broncos and was always up to watch a Saturday afternoon college football game. In closing, I believe I can speak for all those who have known Larry. He has touched our lives and our hearts, and we will carry happy memories of him and that little smile and twinkle in his eye, and his kind, gentle manner. Services foor Larry will be held at the Indian Lakes Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 3550 S. Cole Road in Boise, 10:00 Friday morning, January 14, 2011, with a visitation for family and friends beginning at 9:00 A.M. Immediately following the service will be a graveside at the beautiful Idaho State Veterans Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Accent Funeral Home, Meridian. Condolences may be left online for the family at www.AccentFuneral.com. Funeral Home Accent Funeral Home 1303 North Main Street Meridian, ID 83642 (208) 888-5833 Published in Idaho Statesman on Jan. 12, 2011 Lawrence Edward "Larry" Reischman "Larry" was born in Taft, Kern County, California on August 10, 1927. He was the oldest of 5 children born to Lawrence Paul Reischman and Nora Francis Logan. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Roberta Wittler as well as his brother, Raymond Joseph and sister, Margaret Ann. He is survived by three sisters; Mary Patricia, Helen Elizabeth and Phyllis Sparks. Larry and Roberta leave four children; Cheryl Anne, Bernadette Marie, Susan Elizabeth and Lawrence Robert. Larry is also suurvived by his second wife of 22 years, Patricia May Reischman. Larry will be missed by dozens of children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and many close friends. Larry was as kind, gentle and patient a man as you would know. Never a cross word or show of anger. Larry has been an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints since the day Elder David Bybee baptized him in 1973. Larry has spent 17 years as a temple ordinance worker at the Boise Iddaho temple. He loved volunteering at the cannery and working in the genealogy library. Larry has always been the first one to volunteer for service assignments. Larry was a very intelligent man and well educated. He was an electrical engineer i in the aerospace industry and retired in 1990. Larry enjoyed the game of football. He played it and lettered at Bakersfield High School. He enjoyed watching the Boise State Broncos and was always up to watch a Saturday afternoon college football game. In closing, I believe I can speak for all those who have known Larry. He has touched our lives and our hearts, and we will carry happy memories of him and that little smile and twinkle in his eye, and his kind, gentle manner. Services foor Larry will be held at the Indian Lakes Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 3550 S. Cole Road in Boise, 10:00 Friday morning, January 14, 2011, with a visitation for family and friends beginning at 9:00 A.M. Immediately following the service will be a graveside at the beautiful Idaho State Veterans Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Accent Funeral Home, Meridian. Condolences may be left online for the family at www.AccentFuneral.com. Funeral Home Accent Funeral Home 1303 North Main Street Meridian, ID 83642 (208) 888-5833 Published in Idaho Statesman on Jan. 12, 2011 Lawrence Edward "Larry" Reischman "Larry" was born in Taft, Kern County, California on August 10, 1927. He was the oldest of 5 children born to Lawrence Paul Reischman and Nora Francis Logan. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Roberta Wittler as well as his brother, Raymond Joseph and sister, Margaret Ann. He is survived by three sisters; Mary Patricia, Helen Elizabeth and Phyllis Sparks. Larry and Roberta leave four children; Cheryl Anne, Bernadette Marie, Susan Elizabeth and Lawrence Robert. Larry is also suurvived by his second wife of 22 years, Patricia May Reischman. Larry will be missed by dozens of children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and many close friends. Larry was as kind, gentle and patient a man as you would know. Never a cross word or show of anger. Larry has been an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints since the day Elder David Bybee baptized him in 1973. Larry has spent 17 years as a temple ordinance worker at the Boise Iddaho temple. He loved volunteering at the cannery and working in the genealogy library. Larry has always been the first one to volunteer for service assignments. Larry was a very intelligent man and well educated. He was an electrical engineer i in the aerospace industry and retired in 1990. Larry enjoyed the game of football. He played it and lettered at Bakersfield High School. He enjoyed watching the Boise State Broncos and was always up to watch a Saturday afternoon college football game. In closing, I believe I can speak for all those who have known Larry. He has touched our lives and our hearts, and we will carry happy memories of him and that little smile and twinkle in his eye, and his kind, gentle manner. Services foor Larry will be held at the Indian Lakes Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 3550 S. Cole Road in Boise, 10:00 Friday morning, January 14, 2011, with a visitation for family and friends beginning at 9:00 A.M. Immediately following the service will be a graveside at the beautiful Idaho State Veterans Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Accent Funeral Home, Meridian. Condolences may be left online for the family at www.AccentFuneral.com. Funeral Home Accent Funeral Home 1303 North Main Street Meridian, ID 83642 (208) 888-5833 Published in Idaho Statesman on Jan. 12, 2011 Lawrence Edward "Larry" Reischman "Larry" was born in Taft, Kern County, California on August 10, 1927. He was the oldest of 5 children born to Lawrence Paul Reischman and Nora Francis Logan. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Roberta Wittler as well as his brother, Raymond Joseph and sister, Margaret Ann. He is survived by three sisters; Mary Patricia, Helen Elizabeth and Phyllis Sparks. Larry and Roberta leave four children; Cheryl Anne, Bernadette Marie, Susan Elizabeth and Lawrence Robert. Larry is also suurvived by his second wife of 22 years, Patricia May Reischman. Larry will be missed by dozens of children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and many close friends. Larry was as kind, gentle and patient a man as you would know. Never a cross word or show of anger. Larry has been an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints since the day Elder David Bybee baptized him in 1973. Larry has spent 17 years as a temple ordinance worker at the Boise Iddaho temple. He loved volunteering at the cannery and working in the genealogy library. Larry has always been the first one to volunteer for service assignments. Larry was a very intelligent man and well educated. He was an electrical engineer i in the aerospace industry and retired in 1990. Larry enjoyed the game of football. He played it and lettered at Bakersfield High School. He enjoyed watching the Boise State Broncos and was always up to watch a Saturday afternoon college football game. In closing, I believe I can speak for all those who have known Larry. He has touched our lives and our hearts, and we will carry happy memories of him and that little smile and twinkle in his eye, and his kind, gentle manner. Services foor Larry will be held at the Indian Lakes Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 3550 S. Cole Road in Boise, 10:00 Friday morning, January 14, 2011, with a visitation for family and friends beginning at 9:00 A.M. Immediately following the service will be a graveside at the beautiful Idaho State Veterans Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Accent Funeral Home, Meridian. Condolences may be left online for the family at www.AccentFuneral.com. Funeral Home Accent Funeral Home 1303 North Main Street Meridian, ID 83642 (208) 888-5833 Published in Idaho Statesman on Jan. 12, 2011 | Reischman, Lawrence Edward (I7874)
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| 515 | Left Ireland on August 23, 1876 according to Family Register of unknown source provided by Jane Marie Conarchy. | Conachy, Mary (I9452)
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| 516 | Letter from John Kelly dated 9 Jan 2002 of Onchan, Isle of Man James Kelly, (1813) He married Catherine “Kitty” Christian at Andreas Church, Isle of Man on 25 April 1846. James Kelly mortgaged the Laggan a number of times to raise money. On 22 Feb 1856, he purchased a house at Ballacregga from Thomas Mylecraine for £35. In March 1856, he became one of the original twelve trustees of Agneash Primitive Methodist Chapel. (Another trustee was Thomas Kelly 1805-1866 (son of John and Catherine (Cowin) Kelly, blacksmith of Old Laxey.) James died on 23 Mar 1891, aged 77 years at Ballacregga, probably in the house he purchased in 1856. Cause of death was senile decay. Kitty lived at Laurel Cottage, Agneash and died at the House of Industry, Douglas on 1 May 1910. In her will she left most of her property, including the Laggan to a lawyer from Douglas called James Sittall. Letter from John Kelly dated 9 Jan 2002 of Onchan, Isle of Man James Kelly, (1813) He married Catherine “Kitty” Christian at Andreas Church, Isle of Man on 25 April 1846. James Kelly mortgaged the Laggan a number of times to raise money. On 22 Feb 1856, he purchased a house at Ballacregga from Thomas Mylecraine for £35. In March 1856, he became one of the original twelve trustees of Agneash Primitive Methodist Chapel. (Another trustee was Thomas Kelly 1805-1866 (son of John and Catherine (Cowin) Kelly, blacksmith of Old Laxey.) James died on 23 Mar 1891, aged 77 years at Ballacregga, probably in the house he purchased in 1856. Cause of death was senile decay. Kitty lived at Laurel Cottage, Agneash and died at the House of Industry, Douglas on 1 May 1910. In her will she left most of her property, including the Laggan to a lawyer from Douglas called James Sittall. | Kelly, James (I9177)
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| 517 | Letter to the Editor. 04OCT2018; Call Newspapers, St. Louis, Mo. To the editor: After reading a St. Louis Archdiocese publication, I felt compelled to write. I have so much sadness and shame over the abuses for many decades in the Catholic Church. I feel compelled to express my feelings about this, having been a practicing Catholic all my life. How can this be? How can an ordained priest whose sole job is his vocation go against the teachings of the church and the Bible? Such heinous crimes have been committed, and worst of all are those who knew and did nothing to protect the abused children. What would Jesus say? These victims carry a lifelong sentence. People they trusted and people in power who only thought of themselves and those that knew have preyed upon these vulnerable children. We have a church that accepts these evil deeds. They have allowed this behavior to occur over and over. What would Jesus say? If a lay teacher or coach would be accused of these terrible atrocities, he would be arrested, investigated, charged if guilty and go to jail. A man who wears a Roman collar in the Catholic Church is just reassigned and repeats the actions of sinning again. The Catholic Church clearly does not have the mindset that this atrocious behavior is a crime. They have chosen to hide this shame at the high cost of human beings who may never recover from this abuse. What would Jesus say? A convicted pedophile receives the dire reality mandated of a sentence in prison, which varies from state to state. Their sentence can be as long as 20 years perhaps. When released from prison, they have to register as a sex offender and see a probation officer, maybe undergo counseling and in some civil cases, offenders are directed to pay restitution to victim or victims. Pedophiles are predators. Why would an institution want to shield these pedophiles? What would Jesus say? The Catholic Church can take a stand right now. Those priests who have been accused should go through exactly what a lay person would have to do if accused. Those priests, bishops or cardinals and any hierarchy who were part of the cover-up should be defrocked. There are many abusers who have passed away, since this has gone on for decades. They have already received their punishment. The church must keep these pedophiles away so they do no more harm. What would Jesus say? I know he would tell us to forgive. I feel certain he would say the abusers cannot represent the Catholic Church. Kathleen McDonough Luepke Concord Letter to the Editor. 04OCT2018; Call Newspapers, St. Louis, Mo. To the editor: After reading a St. Louis Archdiocese publication, I felt compelled to write. I have so much sadness and shame over the abuses for many decades in the Catholic Church. I feel compelled to express my feelings about this, having been a practicing Catholic all my life. How can this be? How can an ordained priest whose sole job is his vocation go against the teachings of the church and the Bible? Such heinous crimes have been committed, and worst of all are those who knew and did nothing to protect the abused children. What would Jesus say? These victims carry a lifelong sentence. People they trusted and people in power who only thought of themselves and those that knew have preyed upon these vulnerable children. We have a church that accepts these evil deeds. They have allowed this behavior to occur over and over. What would Jesus say? If a lay teacher or coach would be accused of these terrible atrocities, he would be arrested, investigated, charged if guilty and go to jail. A man who wears a Roman collar in the Catholic Church is just reassigned and repeats the actions of sinning again. The Catholic Church clearly does not have the mindset that this atrocious behavior is a crime. They have chosen to hide this shame at the high cost of human beings who may never recover from this abuse. What would Jesus say? A convicted pedophile receives the dire reality mandated of a sentence in prison, which varies from state to state. Their sentence can be as long as 20 years perhaps. When released from prison, they have to register as a sex offender and see a probation officer, maybe undergo counseling and in some civil cases, offenders are directed to pay restitution to victim or victims. Pedophiles are predators. Why would an institution want to shield these pedophiles? What would Jesus say? The Catholic Church can take a stand right now. Those priests who have been accused should go through exactly what a lay person would have to do if accused. Those priests, bishops or cardinals and any hierarchy who were part of the cover-up should be defrocked. There are many abusers who have passed away, since this has gone on for decades. They have already received their punishment. The church must keep these pedophiles away so they do no more harm. What would Jesus say? I know he would tell us to forgive. I feel certain he would say the abusers cannot represent the Catholic Church. Kathleen McDonough Luepke Concord | McDonough, Kathleen (I7875)
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| 519 | Life LegacyJoseph Edward Daniels, Jr, 78Joseph Daniels lifelong resident of Petoskey, died January 20, 2015 at Sunrise of Troy Assisted Living Facility.Joe was born in Petoskey on September 29, 1936 to Joseph Edward and Mildred (Stewart) Daniels. He grew up in Petoskey and was a graduate of St. Francis Xavier Catholic High School, Class of 1955.Following high school Joe went to work for Kilwins Bakery and was provided the opportunity by Kilwins to attend Cake Decorators school. Joe worked as the cake decorator for Kilwins Bakery until 1959 when he entered service with the United States Army. He served honorably as a Corpsman until his discharge in February of 1961. Following his military service Joe returned to Petoskey and to civilian life; for a time working as an Orderly at Little Traverse Hospital. Later he again went to work for Kilwins Bakery and over the years also worked in the kitchens of Johans Bakery, Carters and Olesons Grocers. Joe was a bachelor his enentire life and never having children of his own, formed wonderfully close and loving relationships with his nieces and nephews. He was a wonderful son, brother, uncle and friend; his quiet and unassuming nature endeared him to nearly everyone.He enjoyed several hobbies including painting, music and travel. He was also a gifted gardener; Joe had a real knack for growing flowers and every year dedicated his flower garden to the memory of his mother. Joe is survived by his sisters and brothers, Mary Jo Sobleskey of Petoskey, Marion Dreffs of Gaylord, and Frank and John Daniels both of Petoskey; he is also survived by many beloved nieces and nephews, his dear friend John McLellan of Petoskey and his beloved dog, Bow Dan. Includiing his parents Joe was also preceded in death by his sister, Catherine Bellmer and infant brother, William.Joes life will be remembered, honored and celebrated with a memorial service that has been planned for 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, February 7, 2015 at Stone Funeral Home; Fr. Bryan Medlin will officiate. Family and friends may visit at the funeral home from 9:30 on Saturday until the time of service.Memorial donations in Joes memory may be directed to Brother Dans Food Pantry. U.S. Cemetery and Funeral Home Collection ---- Life LegacyJoseph Edward Daniels, Jr, 78Joseph Daniels lifelong resident of Petoskey, died January 20, 2015 at Sunrise of Troy Assisted Living Facility.Joe was born in Petoskey on September 29, 1936 to Joseph Edward and Mildred (Stewart) Daniels. He grew up in Petoskey and was a graduate of St. Francis Xavier Catholic High School, Class of 1955.Following high school Joe went to work for Kilwins Bakery and was provided the opportunity by Kilwins to attend Cake Decorators school. Joe worked as the cake decorator for Kilwins Bakery until 1959 when he entered service with the United States Army. He served honorably as a Corpsman until his discharge in February of 1961. Following his military service Joe returned to Petoskey and to civilian life; for a time working as an Orderly at Little Traverse Hospital. Later he again went to work for Kilwins Bakery and over the years also worked in the kitchens of Johans Bakery, Carters and Olesons Grocers. Joe was a bachelor his enentire life and never having children of his own, formed wonderfully close and loving relationships with his nieces and nephews. He was a wonderful son, brother, uncle and friend; his quiet and unassuming nature endeared him to nearly everyone.He enjoyed several hobbies including painting, music and travel. He was also a gifted gardener; Joe had a real knack for growing flowers and every year dedicated his flower garden to the memory of his mother. Joe is survived by his sisters and brothers, Mary Jo Sobleskey of Petoskey, Marion Dreffs of Gaylord, and Frank and John Daniels both of Petoskey; he is also survived by many beloved nieces and nephews, his dear friend John McLellan of Petoskey and his beloved dog, Bow Dan. Includiing his parents Joe was also preceded in death by his sister, Catherine Bellmer and infant brother, William.Joes life will be remembered, honored and celebrated with a memorial service that has been planned for 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, February 7, 2015 at Stone Funeral Home; Fr. Bryan Medlin will officiate. Family and friends may visit at the funeral home from 9:30 on Saturday until the time of service.Memorial donations in Joes memory may be directed to Brother Dans Food Pantry. U.S. Cemetery and Funeral Home Collection ---- | Daniels, Joseph Edward (I1428)
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| 523 | Lives in London England. They enjoy bowls both indoor and outdoor. Lives in London England. They enjoy bowls both indoor and outdoor. | Dove, Joseph (I10487)
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| 524 | Lois A. Nasoni, 65, of Pleasant Gap and formerly of St. Marys, died Thursday, April 14, 2016 at Mount Nittany Medical Center following an unexpected illness. She was born Nov. 1, 1950 in St. Marys, a daughter of the late Lewis and Alice Samick Nasoni. Lois was a lifelong resident of St. Marys and had lived in Pleasant Gap for the last several years. She was a graduate of ECCHS, Class of 1968 and was a member of Queen of the World Church. She dearly loved her dog, Deuce and enjoyed cooking, cleaning and baking. Most of all, she loved and adored her granddaughter Ali, who was the light and love of her life. She is survived by a daughter, Kelley Nasoni of Milesburg; her beloved granddaughter, Ali; by two brothers, Terry (Susan) Nasoni of DuBois and Robert (Dawn) Nasoni of St. Marys; three sisters, Susan (Paul) Wolfel of Emporium, Julie (John) Frantz of St. Marys, and Lori (Rick) Geitner of St. Marys; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents. A Mass of Christian Burial for Lois A. Nasoni will be celebrated Tuesday, April 19 at noon at Queen of the World Church, 134 Queens Rd., St. Marys with Rev. Richard Allen, officiating. Interment will be in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Lynch-Green Funeral Home, 151 N. Michael St., St. Marys, is handling the arrangements and online condolences may be made to the family at www.lynchgreenfuneralhome.com. Funeral Home Lynch-Green Funeral Home Inc. 151 North Michael Street St. Marys, PA 15857 (814)834-4317 Published in The Daily Press on Apr. 16, 2016 Lois A. Nasoni, 65, of Pleasant Gap and formerly of St. Marys, died Thursday, April 14, 2016 at Mount Nittany Medical Center following an unexpected illness. She was born Nov. 1, 1950 in St. Marys, a daughter of the late Lewis and Alice Samick Nasoni. Lois was a lifelong resident of St. Marys and had lived in Pleasant Gap for the last several years. She was a graduate of ECCHS, Class of 1968 and was a member of Queen of the World Church. She dearly loved her dog, Deuce and enjoyed cooking, cleaning and baking. Most of all, she loved and adored her granddaughter Ali, who was the light and love of her life. She is survived by a daughter, Kelley Nasoni of Milesburg; her beloved granddaughter, Ali; by two brothers, Terry (Susan) Nasoni of DuBois and Robert (Dawn) Nasoni of St. Marys; three sisters, Susan (Paul) Wolfel of Emporium, Julie (John) Frantz of St. Marys, and Lori (Rick) Geitner of St. Marys; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents. A Mass of Christian Burial for Lois A. Nasoni will be celebrated Tuesday, April 19 at noon at Queen of the World Church, 134 Queens Rd., St. Marys with Rev. Richard Allen, officiating. Interment will be in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Lynch-Green Funeral Home, 151 N. Michael St., St. Marys, is handling the arrangements and online condolences may be made to the family at www.lynchgreenfuneralhome.com. Funeral Home Lynch-Green Funeral Home Inc. 151 North Michael Street St. Marys, PA 15857 (814)834-4317 Published in The Daily Press on Apr. 16, 2016 Lois A. Nasoni, 65, of Pleasant Gap and formerly of St. Marys, died Thursday, April 14, 2016 at Mount Nittany Medical Center following an unexpected illness. She was born Nov. 1, 1950 in St. Marys, a daughter of the late Lewis and Alice Samick Nasoni. Lois was a lifelong resident of St. Marys and had lived in Pleasant Gap for the last several years. She was a graduate of ECCHS, Class of 1968 and was a member of Queen of the World Church. She dearly loved her dog, Deuce and enjoyed cooking, cleaning and baking. Most of all, she loved and adored her granddaughter Ali, who was the light and love of her life. She is survived by a daughter, Kelley Nasoni of Milesburg; her beloved granddaughter, Ali; by two brothers, Terry (Susan) Nasoni of DuBois and Robert (Dawn) Nasoni of St. Marys; three sisters, Susan (Paul) Wolfel of Emporium, Julie (John) Frantz of St. Marys, and Lori (Rick) Geitner of St. Marys; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents. A Mass of Christian Burial for Lois A. Nasoni will be celebrated Tuesday, April 19 at noon at Queen of the World Church, 134 Queens Rd., St. Marys with Rev. Richard Allen, officiating. Interment will be in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Lynch-Green Funeral Home, 151 N. Michael St., St. Marys, is handling the arrangements and online condolences may be made to the family at www.lynchgreenfuneralhome.com. Funeral Home Lynch-Green Funeral Home Inc. 151 North Michael Street St. Marys, PA 15857 (814)834-4317 Published in The Daily Press on Apr. 16, 2016 Lois A. Nasoni, 65, of Pleasant Gap and formerly of St. Marys, died Thursday, April 14, 2016 at Mount Nittany Medical Center following an unexpected illness. She was born Nov. 1, 1950 in St. Marys, a daughter of the late Lewis and Alice Samick Nasoni. Lois was a lifelong resident of St. Marys and had lived in Pleasant Gap for the last several years. She was a graduate of ECCHS, Class of 1968 and was a member of Queen of the World Church. She dearly loved her dog, Deuce and enjoyed cooking, cleaning and baking. Most of all, she loved and adored her granddaughter Ali, who was the light and love of her life. She is survived by a daughter, Kelley Nasoni of Milesburg; her beloved granddaughter, Ali; by two brothers, Terry (Susan) Nasoni of DuBois and Robert (Dawn) Nasoni of St. Marys; three sisters, Susan (Paul) Wolfel of Emporium, Julie (John) Frantz of St. Marys, and Lori (Rick) Geitner of St. Marys; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents. A Mass of Christian Burial for Lois A. Nasoni will be celebrated Tuesday, April 19 at noon at Queen of the World Church, 134 Queens Rd., St. Marys with Rev. Richard Allen, officiating. Interment will be in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Lynch-Green Funeral Home, 151 N. Michael St., St. Marys, is handling the arrangements and online condolences may be made to the family at www.lynchgreenfuneralhome.com. Funeral Home Lynch-Green Funeral Home Inc. 151 North Michael Street St. Marys, PA 15857 (814)834-4317 Published in The Daily Press on Apr. 16, 2016 | Nasoni, Lois Ann (I7338)
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| 525 | Lois M. Kearney, nee Hagery, age 64, of Lombard, beloved wife of Lawrence and dear mother of Carol A. Kelly, Brian J. (Bobbie), Michael W. (Robin) and Sharon M. (Dave) Becker; grandmother of Sarah, Daniel, David, Ryan and Matthew Kearney, Tara Becker, Sean Patrick and Meaghan Kelly; fond sister of Edward (Claire) and William (Virginia) Hagerty. Funeral services Tuesday, 10 a.m. from Brust Funeral Home, 135 S. Main Street, Lombard, to St. Pius X Church. Mass 10:30 a.m. Visitation Monday, 2 to 9 p.m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Memorials to Ministry to the Elderly and Sick, Sister Lois Conarchy, P.O. Box 116, St. Meinrad, IN 47577. | Hagerty, Lois M (I10576)
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| 526 | LORELEI KILBANE (nee Siegrist) age 68. Beloved wife of 43 years to Sean; mother of Devon (Christa), Erin (fiance, Paul Lund) and Sarah Kilbane-Boyd (Iain); grandmother of Ivy; sister of Julie Shuttera (the late David), Chris (Susan) and Shawn (Kathy); sister-in-law of Margaret Semmens, Colleen Shemo (Joseph), Kevin (Theresa), Maire Leffel, Kathleen McCarthy (Jack), Patrick (Maureen) and Michael "Sporty"; aunt and friend of many. Passed away suddenly Aug. 26, 2020. Mass of Christian Burial Monday, Aug. 31, St. Joseph Church (32929 Lake Rd. Avon Lake) at 10:00 AM. where social distancing will be observed and face masks required. In lieu of flowers contributions to www.SPOHNC.org which supports people with oral and head and neck cancer. THE FUNERAL MASS ON MONDAY WILL BE LIVESTREAMED ON THE ST. JOSEPH CHURCH FACEBOOK PAGE. HFA: 02SEP2020 | Siegrist, Lorelei (I11746)
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| 527 | Loretta Ann Spencer Johnson, 60, widow of the late Joel Johnson, died Monday July 29, 2019 at her home in Paris, KY. She was born in Lexington, KY to Jim Spencer and the late Loretta Katherine Spencer. She was a retired employee of the United States Postal Service in Lexington, KY and a member of the Catholic Church of the Annunciation, Paris, KY. In addition to her father, she is survived by one daughter, Melissa (Tom) Campbell; two grandchildren, Logan Campbell and Spencer Campbell; one brother, John Spencer; one sister, Linda Spencer and several nieces, nephews and cousins. In addition to her husband and mother, she was also preceded in death by one brother, Jimmy Spencer. Graveside services will be conducted at 12:00 PM Friday, August 2, 2019 at the Lexington Cemetery, 833 W. Main St., Lexington, KY by Father Danny Fister. The funeral arrangements were entrusted to the Lusk-McFarland Funeral Home, 1120 Main St., Paris, KY 40361. The online guestbook is at www.Lusk-McFarland.com and a 24 hour funeral information line can be reached by calling 859-987-4387. To plant a beautiful memorial tree in memory of Loretta Ann Spencer Johnson, please visit our Tribute Store. Lusk-McFarland Funeral Home 30JUL2019 Loretta Ann Spencer Johnson, 60, widow of the late Joel Johnson, died Monday July 29, 2019 at her home in Paris, KY. She was born in Lexington, KY to Jim Spencer and the late Loretta Katherine Spencer. She was a retired employee of the United States Postal Service in Lexington, KY and a member of the Catholic Church of the Annunciation, Paris, KY. In addition to her father, she is survived by one daughter, Melissa (Tom) Campbell; two grandchildren, Logan Campbell and Spencer Campbell; one brother, John Spencer; one sister, Linda Spencer and several nieces, nephews and cousins. In addition to her husband and mother, she was also preceded in death by one brother, Jimmy Spencer. Graveside services will be conducted at 12:00 PM Friday, August 2, 2019 at the Lexington Cemetery, 833 W. Main St., Lexington, KY by Father Danny Fister. The funeral arrangements were entrusted to the Lusk-McFarland Funeral Home, 1120 Main St., Paris, KY 40361. The online guestbook is at www.Lusk-McFarland.com and a 24 hour funeral information line can be reached by calling 859-987-4387. To plant a beautiful memorial tree in memory of Loretta Ann Spencer Johnson, please visit our Tribute Store. Lusk-McFarland Funeral Home 30JUL2019 | Spencer, Loretta Ann (I6634)
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| 528 | Loretta E. (Lorraine) Daniel 90 of Petoskey died July 9, 2010 at Northern Michigan Regional Hospital in Petoskey. Funeral services will be 10:30 AM Wednesday at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Fr. Dennis Stilwell will officiate and burial wiwill be in St. Francis Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2-8 PM Tuesday at Stone Funeral Home and a rosary will be recited at 7:30 PM. Visitation will also be from 9:30 AM Wednesday till the time of services at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Churchch. Loretta was born March 13, 1920 in Chicago, IL the daughter of August and Rose (Kowalski) Konwinski. She grew up in Chicago and attended school in Chicago. On Nov. 24, 1937 she married Ralph C. Daniel in Chicago; he preceded her in death Jululy 5, 1976. They lived in Chicago until the mid 1960's when they moved to Petoskey where she has lived since. While in Chicago Loretta worked for several years for Dormeyer Company. Loretta loved to garden and enjoyed her flower garden. She also enjoyed photography, watching and feeding the birds and her many pets. She was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Loretta is survived by 2 sons Wayne (Carlotta) Daniel of Chicago and their children Matthew, Stephanie, Christina, Gerald (Sharon) Daniel of Petoskey and their children Cara (Steve) Cap, Gerald K. (Angie) Daniel. Great Grandchildren Kevyn, Taylor, Jayden Many nieces, nephews and cousins She was preceded in death by her daughter Beverly Daniel in 2001. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Loretta E. Daniel Last Residence: 49770 Petoskey, Emmet, Michigan BORN: 13 Mar 1920 Died: 9 Jul 2010 State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Illinois; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Loretta E. (Lorraine) Daniel 90 of Petoskey died July 9, 2010 at Northern Michigan Regional Hospital in Petoskey. Funeral services will be 10:30 AM Wednesday at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Fr. Dennis Stilwell will officiate and burial wiwill be in St. Francis Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2-8 PM Tuesday at Stone Funeral Home and a rosary will be recited at 7:30 PM. Visitation will also be from 9:30 AM Wednesday till the time of services at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Churchch. Loretta was born March 13, 1920 in Chicago, IL the daughter of August and Rose (Kowalski) Konwinski. She grew up in Chicago and attended school in Chicago. On Nov. 24, 1937 she married Ralph C. Daniel in Chicago; he preceded her in death Jululy 5, 1976. They lived in Chicago until the mid 1960's when they moved to Petoskey where she has lived since. While in Chicago Loretta worked for several years for Dormeyer Company. Loretta loved to garden and enjoyed her flower garden. She also enjoyed photography, watching and feeding the birds and her many pets. She was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Loretta is survived by 2 sons Wayne (Carlotta) Daniel of Chicago and their children Matthew, Stephanie, Christina, Gerald (Sharon) Daniel of Petoskey and their children Cara (Steve) Cap, Gerald K. (Angie) Daniel. Great Grandchildren Kevyn, Taylor, Jayden Many nieces, nephews and cousins She was preceded in death by her daughter Beverly Daniel in 2001. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Loretta E. Daniel Last Residence: 49770 Petoskey, Emmet, Michigan BORN: 13 Mar 1920 Died: 9 Jul 2010 State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Illinois; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Loretta E. (Lorraine) Daniel 90 of Petoskey died July 9, 2010 at Northern Michigan Regional Hospital in Petoskey. Funeral services will be 10:30 AM Wednesday at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Fr. Dennis Stilwell will officiate and burial wiwill be in St. Francis Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2-8 PM Tuesday at Stone Funeral Home and a rosary will be recited at 7:30 PM. Visitation will also be from 9:30 AM Wednesday till the time of services at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Churchch. Loretta was born March 13, 1920 in Chicago, IL the daughter of August and Rose (Kowalski) Konwinski. She grew up in Chicago and attended school in Chicago. On Nov. 24, 1937 she married Ralph C. Daniel in Chicago; he preceded her in death Jululy 5, 1976. They lived in Chicago until the mid 1960's when they moved to Petoskey where she has lived since. While in Chicago Loretta worked for several years for Dormeyer Company. Loretta loved to garden and enjoyed her flower garden. She also enjoyed photography, watching and feeding the birds and her many pets. She was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Loretta is survived by 2 sons Wayne (Carlotta) Daniel of Chicago and their children Matthew, Stephanie, Christina, Gerald (Sharon) Daniel of Petoskey and their children Cara (Steve) Cap, Gerald K. (Angie) Daniel. Great Grandchildren Kevyn, Taylor, Jayden Many nieces, nephews and cousins She was preceded in death by her daughter Beverly Daniel in 2001. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Loretta E. Daniel Last Residence: 49770 Petoskey, Emmet, Michigan BORN: 13 Mar 1920 Died: 9 Jul 2010 State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Illinois; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Loretta E. (Lorraine) Daniel 90 of Petoskey died July 9, 2010 at Northern Michigan Regional Hospital in Petoskey. Funeral services will be 10:30 AM Wednesday at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Fr. Dennis Stilwell will officiate and burial wiwill be in St. Francis Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2-8 PM Tuesday at Stone Funeral Home and a rosary will be recited at 7:30 PM. Visitation will also be from 9:30 AM Wednesday till the time of services at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Churchch. Loretta was born March 13, 1920 in Chicago, IL the daughter of August and Rose (Kowalski) Konwinski. She grew up in Chicago and attended school in Chicago. On Nov. 24, 1937 she married Ralph C. Daniel in Chicago; he preceded her in death Jululy 5, 1976. They lived in Chicago until the mid 1960's when they moved to Petoskey where she has lived since. While in Chicago Loretta worked for several years for Dormeyer Company. Loretta loved to garden and enjoyed her flower garden. She also enjoyed photography, watching and feeding the birds and her many pets. She was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Loretta is survived by 2 sons Wayne (Carlotta) Daniel of Chicago and their children Matthew, Stephanie, Christina, Gerald (Sharon) Daniel of Petoskey and their children Cara (Steve) Cap, Gerald K. (Angie) Daniel. Great Grandchildren Kevyn, Taylor, Jayden Many nieces, nephews and cousins She was preceded in death by her daughter Beverly Daniel in 2001. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Loretta E. Daniel Last Residence: 49770 Petoskey, Emmet, Michigan BORN: 13 Mar 1920 Died: 9 Jul 2010 State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (Before 1951) Source Citation Issue State: Illinois; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. | Konwinski, Loretta Elizabeth (I3502)
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| 529 | Louis W. Rowland, 67, Temple Terrace, a longtime English teacher at Hillsborough High School, died on August 19, 2016. Rowland spent 28 years at the Big Red, where he was known for his high expectations, a love of storytelling, and willingness to mentor teachers of all ages and disciplines. He was a native of Ilion, NY. Rowland graduated from SUNY Fredonia, then earned a master's degree in English Education and completed coursework for a doctorate at the University of South Florida. Roowland was a longtime member of St. Catherine's Episcopal Church in Temple Terrace. He is survived by his spouse, James Burns; his sister, Catherine Latt; brothers, James Rowland and Robert Rowland; and many nieces and nephews. A memorial will be held at 10:00 a.m., on Saturday, August 27 at St. Catherine's. Arrangements by the Neptune Society. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to LifePath Hospice or St. Catherine's.Published in the Tampa Bay Times on Aug. 25, 2016 Louis W. Rowland, 67, Temple Terrace, a longtime English teacher at Hillsborough High School, died on August 19, 2016. Rowland spent 28 years at the Big Red, where he was known for his high expectations, a love of storytelling, and willingness to mentor teachers of all ages and disciplines. He was a native of Ilion, NY. Rowland graduated from SUNY Fredonia, then earned a master's degree in English Education and completed coursework for a doctorate at the University of South Florida. Roowland was a longtime member of St. Catherine's Episcopal Church in Temple Terrace. He is survived by his spouse, James Burns; his sister, Catherine Latt; brothers, James Rowland and Robert Rowland; and many nieces and nephews. A memorial will be held at 10:00 a.m., on Saturday, August 27 at St. Catherine's. Arrangements by the Neptune Society. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to LifePath Hospice or St. Catherine's.Published in the Tampa Bay Times on Aug. 25, 2016 | Rowland, Louis W (I3193)
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| 530 | Louisa Jewell was born on the Jewell homestead between Marshgate and Boscastle, Cornwell, England. She was baptized at the St. Juliots Parish Church on 27 Dec 1836. Louisa came to this county with her parents and brothers and sisters in 184242. The family lived in a log cabin in the Bloomfield area, Town of Linden, Iowa Co., Wisconsin. Louisa was a noted cook as well as a practical nurse. She loved children and her grandchildren affectionately called her "Ma". My wife Louisa Marion (Reese) Upright, who was named after Louisa was called "Little Bunch" by her grandmother. -- Herbert Upright Louisa Jewell was born on the Jewell homestead between Marshgate and Boscastle, Cornwell, England. She was baptized at the St. Juliots Parish Church on 27 Dec 1836. Louisa came to this county with her parents and brothers and sisters in 184242. The family lived in a log cabin in the Bloomfield area, Town of Linden, Iowa Co., Wisconsin. Louisa was a noted cook as well as a practical nurse. She loved children and her grandchildren affectionately called her "Ma". My wife Louisa Marion (Reese) Upright, who was named after Louisa was called "Little Bunch" by her grandmother. -- Herbert Upright | Martin, Grace (I9047)
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| 531 | Love’s Rose The roses were whispering gently, Nodding from friendly stems, And every flower upheld her cup To catch the dews bright gems. Tenderly dawn from the crescent, A cluster of bright moonbeams Stole into a quiet corner, Of this magic garden of dreams. On a lonely rosebush nestling A lovely bird gleaming white Was adding its’ delicate fragrance To the tranquill breath of the night. The moonbeams assembled together In ranks of silver and gold, To see life’s great miracle happen, The bird of love’s dream unfold. While they watched, the petals quiver, The guarding sepals uncurled, Revealed was the glorious beauty Of the loveliest rose in the world. The rose that never is faded Whose sweetness increases with years The rose that expands in life’s sunshine And is nurtured too by life’s tears We too have watched it unfolding Until in this fair bright June, The wedding bells to glad music Our long mute hearts set in tune. For earth is enriched by this blossom Which forever more will bloom, Yet may reproduce its sweetness In new loves wherever is room On the soil of this fertile garden, Where two hearts united as one Will cherish its growth and its beauty Till the days of life are done. June 4, 1917 Love’s Rose The roses were whispering gently, Nodding from friendly stems, And every flower upheld her cup To catch the dews bright gems. Tenderly dawn from the crescent, A cluster of bright moonbeams Stole into a quiet corner, Of this magic garden of dreams. On a lonely rosebush nestling A lovely bird gleaming white Was adding its’ delicate fragrance To the tranquill breath of the night. The moonbeams assembled together In ranks of silver and gold, To see life’s great miracle happen, The bird of love’s dream unfold. While they watched, the petals quiver, The guarding sepals uncurled, Revealed was the glorious beauty Of the loveliest rose in the world. The rose that never is faded Whose sweetness increases with years The rose that expands in life’s sunshine And is nurtured too by life’s tears We too have watched it unfolding Until in this fair bright June, The wedding bells to glad music Our long mute hearts set in tune. For earth is enriched by this blossom Which forever more will bloom, Yet may reproduce its sweetness In new loves wherever is room On the soil of this fertile garden, Where two hearts united as one Will cherish its growth and its beauty Till the days of life are done. June 4, 1917 Love´s Rose The roses were whispering gently, Nodding from friendly stems, And every flower upheld her cup To catch the dews bright gems. Tenderly dawn from the crescent, A cluster of bright moonbeams Stole into a quiet corner, Of this magic garden of dreams. On a lonely rosebush nestling A lovely bird gleaming white Was adding its´ delicate fragrance To the tranquill breath of the night. The moonbeams assembled together In ranks of silver and gold, To see life´s great miracle happen, The bird of love´s dream unfold. While they watched, the petals quiver, The guarding sepals uncurled, Revealed was the glorious beauty Of the loveliest rose in the world. The rose that never is faded Whose sweetness increases with years The rose that expands in life´s sunshine And is nurtured too by life´s tears We too have watched it unfolding Until in this fair bright June, The wedding bells to glad music Our long mute hearts set in tune. For earth is enriched by this blossom Which forever more will bloom, Yet may reproduce its sweetness In new loves wherever is room On the soil of this fertile garden, Where two hearts united as one Will cherish its growth and its beauty Till the days of life are done. June 4, 1917 Love´s Rose The roses were whispering gently, Nodding from friendly stems, And every flower upheld her cup To catch the dews bright gems. Tenderly dawn from the crescent, A cluster of bright moonbeams Stole into a quiet corner, Of this magic garden of dreams. On a lonely rosebush nestling A lovely bird gleaming white Was adding its´ delicate fragrance To the tranquill breath of the night. The moonbeams assembled together In ranks of silver and gold, To see life´s great miracle happen, The bird of love´s dream unfold. While they watched, the petals quiver, The guarding sepals uncurled, Revealed was the glorious beauty Of the loveliest rose in the world. The rose that never is faded Whose sweetness increases with years The rose that expands in life´s sunshine And is nurtured too by life´s tears We too have watched it unfolding Until in this fair bright June, The wedding bells to glad music Our long mute hearts set in tune. For earth is enriched by this blossom Which forever more will bloom, Yet may reproduce its sweetness In new loves wherever is room On the soil of this fertile garden, Where two hearts united as one Will cherish its growth and its beauty Till the days of life are done. June 4, 1917 Love’s Rose The roses were whispering gently, Nodding from friendly stems, And every flower upheld her cup To catch the dews bright gems. Tenderly dawn from the crescent, A cluster of bright moonbeams Stole into a quiet corner, Of this magic garden of dreams. On a lonely rosebush nestling A lovely bird gleaming white Was adding its’ delicate fragrance To the tranquill breath of the night. The moonbeams assembled together In ranks of silver and gold, To see life’s great miracle happen, The bird of love’s dream unfold. While they watched, the petals quiver, The guarding sepals uncurled, Revealed was the glorious beauty Of the loveliest rose in the world. The rose that never is faded Whose sweetness increases with years The rose that expands in life’s sunshine And is nurtured too by life’s tears We too have watched it unfolding Until in this fair bright June, The wedding bells to glad music Our long mute hearts set in tune. For earth is enriched by this blossom Which forever more will bloom, Yet may reproduce its sweetness In new loves wherever is room On the soil of this fertile garden, Where two hearts united as one Will cherish its growth and its beauty Till the days of life are done. June 4, 1917 Love’s Rose The roses were whispering gently, Nodding from friendly stems, And every flower upheld her cup To catch the dews bright gems. Tenderly dawn from the crescent, A cluster of bright moonbeams Stole into a quiet corner, Of this magic garden of dreams. On a lonely rosebush nestling A lovely bird gleaming white Was adding its’ delicate fragrance To the tranquill breath of the night. The moonbeams assembled together In ranks of silver and gold, To see life’s great miracle happen, The bird of love’s dream unfold. While they watched, the petals quiver, The guarding sepals uncurled, Revealed was the glorious beauty Of the loveliest rose in the world. The rose that never is faded Whose sweetness increases with years The rose that expands in life’s sunshine And is nurtured too by life’s tears We too have watched it unfolding Until in this fair bright June, The wedding bells to glad music Our long mute hearts set in tune. For earth is enriched by this blossom Which forever more will bloom, Yet may reproduce its sweetness In new loves wherever is room On the soil of this fertile garden, Where two hearts united as one Will cherish its growth and its beauty Till the days of life are done. June 4, 1917 Love´s Rose The roses were whispering gently, Nodding from friendly stems, And every flower upheld her cup To catch the dews bright gems. Tenderly dawn from the crescent, A cluster of bright moonbeams Stole into a quiet corner, Of this magic garden of dreams. On a lonely rosebush nestling A lovely bird gleaming white Was adding its´ delicate fragrance To the tranquill breath of the night. The moonbeams assembled together In ranks of silver and gold, To see life´s great miracle happen, The bird of love´s dream unfold. While they watched, the petals quiver, The guarding sepals uncurled, Revealed was the glorious beauty Of the loveliest rose in the world. The rose that never is faded Whose sweetness increases with years The rose that expands in life´s sunshine And is nurtured too by life´s tears We too have watched it unfolding Until in this fair bright June, The wedding bells to glad music Our long mute hearts set in tune. For earth is enriched by this blossom Which forever more will bloom, Yet may reproduce its sweetness In new loves wherever is room On the soil of this fertile garden, Where two hearts united as one Will cherish its growth and its beauty Till the days of life are done. June 4, 1917 Love´s Rose The roses were whispering gently, Nodding from friendly stems, And every flower upheld her cup To catch the dews bright gems. Tenderly dawn from the crescent, A cluster of bright moonbeams Stole into a quiet corner, Of this magic garden of dreams. On a lonely rosebush nestling A lovely bird gleaming white Was adding its´ delicate fragrance To the tranquill breath of the night. The moonbeams assembled together In ranks of silver and gold, To see life´s great miracle happen, The bird of love´s dream unfold. While they watched, the petals quiver, The guarding sepals uncurled, Revealed was the glorious beauty Of the loveliest rose in the world. The rose that never is faded Whose sweetness increases with years The rose that expands in life´s sunshine And is nurtured too by life´s tears We too have watched it unfolding Until in this fair bright June, The wedding bells to glad music Our long mute hearts set in tune. For earth is enriched by this blossom Which forever more will bloom, Yet may reproduce its sweetness In new loves wherever is room On the soil of this fertile garden, Where two hearts united as one Will cherish its growth and its beauty Till the days of life are done. June 4, 1917 | Callahan, Gertrude Marie (I10269)
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| 532 | Lucille (Lucy) Gannon of Avon Lake passed away Friday, July 19th at 80 years of age after a 29 year battle with cancer. She drew her strength from her role as a wife, mother, sister, aunt, and grandmother. She was a dear friend to many. Beloved wife of late Thomas Gannon; devoted mother of Michael (Dana), Laura (John), Patrick (Teri), Christy Lemanowicz (Bill), Iggy (Emilie), Shawn. Loving grandmother of Jackson, Katie, Matt, Alex, Shannon, Lucy, Ellie, Edison, Molly, Tommy, Grace and great grandmother of Owen, Jack, Nick, and Charlie. Sister of Larry Norton (Elaine) and Mary Stamper (James). Lucy was the proprietor of the Tam' O Shanter, Lakewood Ohio. She will be dearly missed by her family and friends. The funeral mass is Tuesday, July 23rd at Holy Spirit Catholic Church. 410 Lear Road, Avon Lake at 10:00 am. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to St. Joseph Academy Gannon Engineering Scholarship Program or The Providence House. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in The Plain Dealer from Jul. 19 to Jul. 21, 2019. HFA: 20AUG2020 Lucille (Lucy) Gannon of Avon Lake passed away Friday, July 19th at 80 years of age after a 29 year battle with cancer. She drew her strength from her role as a wife, mother, sister, aunt, and grandmother. She was a dear friend to many. Beloved wife of late Thomas Gannon; devoted mother of Michael (Dana), Laura (John), Patrick (Teri), Christy Lemanowicz (Bill), Iggy (Emilie), Shawn. Loving grandmother of Jackson, Katie, Matt, Alex, Shannon, Lucy, Ellie, Edison, Molly, Tommy, Grace and great grandmother of Owen, Jack, Nick, and Charlie. Sister of Larry Norton (Elaine) and Mary Stamper (James). Lucy was the proprietor of the Tam' O Shanter, Lakewood Ohio. She will be dearly missed by her family and friends. The funeral mass is Tuesday, July 23rd at Holy Spirit Catholic Church. 410 Lear Road, Avon Lake at 10:00 am. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to St. Joseph Academy Gannon Engineering Scholarship Program or The Providence House. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. Published in The Plain Dealer from Jul. 19 to Jul. 21, 2019. HFA: 20AUG2020 | Norton, Lucille (I11605)
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| 533 | M. V. B. Richards: "I am amused to hear people discourse on the subject of hard times. When I recall the privation experienced in this section when my father's family settled here in 1856, I have to think that we are living in clover with few drawbacks to contend with. It was the days of state, or "wild cat banks", when a man was not safe in keeping a dollar in his possession over night for fear it would become worthless or depreciate in value. Now, when a man has a dollars he knows that it is as sounds as every other dollar and it will buy any commodity that is essential to life, happiness and comfort. Farmers were obliged to haul their products from thirty to one hundred miles to find a market ruling prices were little more than a third what they are today. I taught a school at Yankeetown, in Crawford county, in the winter of 1857, and when I had finished the board, to do its very best, could raise only ten dollars to pay on my accumulated salary. Those were hard times, indeed, and our present generation has experienced nothing but universal prosperity. Dec 18, 1907 - Vernon County Censor Vernon County Museum, Viroqua, Wisconsin [19JUN2019] --- MARTIN VAN BUREN RICHARDS After a noble record covering a period of over four years of Civil war strife the subject of this obituary notice received his honorable discharge hospital and battle duty of those days. On March 8th, 1922, after fighting the general buttles [battles] of life most faithfully for more than eighty years the Great Commander-in-Chief of Heaven and Earth gave the order to “Lay down arms” and Martin VanBuren Richards obeyed the summons and is now resting from his long and valent serve to his country, his family and his God. Mr. Richards was born May 3, 1840, in Cubs [Cuba], New York. He came to Wisconsin in 1856 and a year later became actively identified with the Methodist Episcopal church and was ever after ambitious in the performance of those duties which brought uplift and betterment to those about him. In July, 1862, he enlisted in Co. A 25th Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteers and was discharged on account of sickness in Sept. 1863, but in Sept. 1864 he re-enlisted, this time in Co. I. 42nd Regiment and received an honorable final discharge on June 11, 1865. Before enlisting the second time Mr. Richards was united in marriage to Eliza D. Turner of Viola, Wis., on August 28, 1864. At the close of the war the family lived at Viola until the year 1892, when they moved to Viroqua, Wis. Since the death of Mrs. Richard in 1916, Mr. Richards has lived most of the time at Mineral Point with his daughter, Mrs. W. J. Kelly. Two other children also survive, Mrs. F. W. Boehemer of Kansas City, Mo., and Jerre [Jerry] T. Richards of Cleveland, Ohio. Seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren are also number with the bereaved. Mr. Richards had been ailing for many years, due to the perienced while a soldier during the Civil war. Mr. Richards was present at the siege of Vicksburg and also at the Siouz Indian upriasing in Minnesota during the chief Little Crow rebellion and later he was called in as surgeons assistant in the soldiers’ hospital at Mankato, Minn. Mr. Richards was a man of wide information and experience and a pleasure to meet at all times. Brief funeral services were held from the W. J. Kelly home early Friday morning, Rev. A. H. Schoenfeld officiating. The remains were then taken by train to Viroqua where on Saturday afternoon at the Methodist church the final services were held, conducted by the Rev. E. Harris. Interment was in the Viroqua cemetery. Published Unknown Vernon County Museum, Viroqua, Wisconsin [19JUN2019] M. V. B. Richards: "I am amused to hear people discourse on the subject of hard times. When I recall the privation experienced in this section when my father's family settled here in 1856, I have to think that we are living in clover with few drawbacks to contend with. It was the days of state, or "wild cat banks", when a man was not safe in keeping a dollar in his possession over night for fear it would become worthless or depreciate in value. Now, when a man has a dollars he knows that it is as sounds as every other dollar and it will buy any commodity that is essential to life, happiness and comfort. Farmers were obliged to haul their products from thirty to one hundred miles to find a market ruling prices were little more than a third what they are today. I taught a school at Yankeetown, in Crawford county, in the winter of 1857, and when I had finished the board, to do its very best, could raise only ten dollars to pay on my accumulated salary. Those were hard times, indeed, and our present generation has experienced nothing but universal prosperity. Dec 18, 1907 - Vernon County Censor Vernon County Museum, Viroqua, Wisconsin [19JUN2019] --- MARTIN VAN BUREN RICHARDS After a noble record covering a period of over four years of Civil war strife the subject of this obituary notice received his honorable discharge hospital and battle duty of those days. On March 8th, 1922, after fighting the general buttles [battles] of life most faithfully for more than eighty years the Great Commander-in-Chief of Heaven and Earth gave the order to “Lay down arms” and Martin VanBuren Richards obeyed the summons and is now resting from his long and valent serve to his country, his family and his God. Mr. Richards was born May 3, 1840, in Cubs [Cuba], New York. He came to Wisconsin in 1856 and a year later became actively identified with the Methodist Episcopal church and was ever after ambitious in the performance of those duties which brought uplift and betterment to those about him. In July, 1862, he enlisted in Co. A 25th Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteers and was discharged on account of sickness in Sept. 1863, but in Sept. 1864 he re-enlisted, this time in Co. I. 42nd Regiment and received an honorable final discharge on June 11, 1865. Before enlisting the second time Mr. Richards was united in marriage to Eliza D. Turner of Viola, Wis., on August 28, 1864. At the close of the war the family lived at Viola until the year 1892, when they moved to Viroqua, Wis. Since the death of Mrs. Richard in 1916, Mr. Richards has lived most of the time at Mineral Point with his daughter, Mrs. W. J. Kelly. Two other children also survive, Mrs. F. W. Boehemer of Kansas City, Mo., and Jerre [Jerry] T. Richards of Cleveland, Ohio. Seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren are also number with the bereaved. Mr. Richards had been ailing for many years, due to the perienced while a soldier during the Civil war. Mr. Richards was present at the siege of Vicksburg and also at the Siouz Indian upriasing in Minnesota during the chief Little Crow rebellion and later he was called in as surgeons assistant in the soldiers’ hospital at Mankato, Minn. Mr. Richards was a man of wide information and experience and a pleasure to meet at all times. Brief funeral services were held from the W. J. Kelly home early Friday morning, Rev. A. H. Schoenfeld officiating. The remains were then taken by train to Viroqua where on Saturday afternoon at the Methodist church the final services were held, conducted by the Rev. E. Harris. Interment was in the Viroqua cemetery. Published Unknown Vernon County Museum, Viroqua, Wisconsin [19JUN2019] | Richards, Martin Van Buren (I9183)
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| 534 | Mae C. Hunkler , 91, Bismarck, formerly of Napoleon, died May 4, 2003, at a Bismarck care center. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Marillac Manor Chapel, Bismarck, with the Rev. Jerome Hunkler officiating. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Philip's Catholic Cemetery, Napoleon. Visitation will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Marillac Manor, followed by a prayer service at 7 p.m. Mae was born Aug. 9, 1911, the daughter of John and Fredericka (Buck) Hunkler , in rural Napoleon, N.D., where she was raised and educated. She moved to Devils Lake in 1944, where she served for 30 years as homemaker at St. Joseph's Catholic Rectory for Benedictine Monks from Assumption Abbey in Richardton. She moved to Bismarck in 1974, and became a member of St. Anne's Catholic Parish. She was an Oblate of St. Benedict and a member of the Catholic Daughters. She was employed by DERMark Motel, the Avon Company and served as an auxiliary volunteer in the emergency waiting room at St. Alexius Hospital. Mae enjoyed beauty in all its forms, music, art and theater. She loved reading, sharing prayer and scripture, interior decorating, preparing attractive meals, dining out and entertaining friends. She is survived by three sisters, Helen Harris, Bismarck, Frances Roehrich, Bismarck, and Sister Mary Jane of St. Joseph, Minne.; one brother, Lawrence Hunkler , Hayward, Calif.; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers, Rev. Adam and Rev. Abbot Ignatius, and Howard Hunkler ; and one sister, Alice Ruffner. (Eastgate Funeral Service, Bismarck) Record: 0FADE9DF3A4C9227Copyright: Copyright, 2003, The Bismarck Tribune Bismarck Tribune, The (ND) - May 5, 2003 Page: 7A U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Mae C. Hunkler SSN: 501-34-7095 Last Residence: 58501 Bismarck, Burleigh, North Dakota, USA BORN: 9 Aug 1911 Died: 4 May 2003 State (Year) SSN issued: North Dakota (1953-1954) Source Citation Number: 501-34-7095; Issue State: North Dakota; Issue Date: 1953-1954 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Description The Social Security Administration Death Master File contains information on millions of deceased individuals with United States social security numbers whose deaths were reported to the Social Security Administration. Birth years for the individuals listed range from 1875 to last year. Information in these records includes name, birth date, death date, and last known residence Mae C. Hunkler , 91, Bismarck, formerly of Napoleon, died May 4, 2003, at a Bismarck care center. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Marillac Manor Chapel, Bismarck, with the Rev. Jerome Hunkler officiating. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Philip's Catholic Cemetery, Napoleon. Visitation will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Marillac Manor, followed by a prayer service at 7 p.m. Mae was born Aug. 9, 1911, the daughter of John and Fredericka (Buck) Hunkler , in rural Napoleon, N.D., where she was raised and educated. She moved to Devils Lake in 1944, where she served for 30 years as homemaker at St. Joseph's Catholic Rectory for Benedictine Monks from Assumption Abbey in Richardton. She moved to Bismarck in 1974, and became a member of St. Anne's Catholic Parish. She was an Oblate of St. Benedict and a member of the Catholic Daughters. She was employed by DERMark Motel, the Avon Company and served as an auxiliary volunteer in the emergency waiting room at St. Alexius Hospital. Mae enjoyed beauty in all its forms, music, art and theater. She loved reading, sharing prayer and scripture, interior decorating, preparing attractive meals, dining out and entertaining friends. She is survived by three sisters, Helen Harris, Bismarck, Frances Roehrich, Bismarck, and Sister Mary Jane of St. Joseph, Minne.; one brother, Lawrence Hunkler , Hayward, Calif.; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers, Rev. Adam and Rev. Abbot Ignatius, and Howard Hunkler ; and one sister, Alice Ruffner. (Eastgate Funeral Service, Bismarck) Record: 0FADE9DF3A4C9227Copyright: Copyright, 2003, The Bismarck Tribune Bismarck Tribune, The (ND) - May 5, 2003 Page: 7A U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Mae C. Hunkler SSN: 501-34-7095 Last Residence: 58501 Bismarck, Burleigh, North Dakota, USA BORN: 9 Aug 1911 Died: 4 May 2003 State (Year) SSN issued: North Dakota (1953-1954) Source Citation Number: 501-34-7095; Issue State: North Dakota; Issue Date: 1953-1954 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Description The Social Security Administration Death Master File contains information on millions of deceased individuals with United States social security numbers whose deaths were reported to the Social Security Administration. Birth years for the individuals listed range from 1875 to last year. Information in these records includes name, birth date, death date, and last known residence Mae C. Hunkler , 91, Bismarck, formerly of Napoleon, died May 4, 2003, at a Bismarck care center. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Marillac Manor Chapel, Bismarck, with the Rev. Jerome Hunkler officiating. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Philip's Catholic Cemetery, Napoleon. Visitation will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Marillac Manor, followed by a prayer service at 7 p.m. Mae was born Aug. 9, 1911, the daughter of John and Fredericka (Buck) Hunkler , in rural Napoleon, N.D., where she was raised and educated. She moved to Devils Lake in 1944, where she served for 30 years as homemaker at St. Joseph's Catholic Rectory for Benedictine Monks from Assumption Abbey in Richardton. She moved to Bismarck in 1974, and became a member of St. Anne's Catholic Parish. She was an Oblate of St. Benedict and a member of the Catholic Daughters. She was employed by DERMark Motel, the Avon Company and served as an auxiliary volunteer in the emergency waiting room at St. Alexius Hospital. Mae enjoyed beauty in all its forms, music, art and theater. She loved reading, sharing prayer and scripture, interior decorating, preparing attractive meals, dining out and entertaining friends. She is survived by three sisters, Helen Harris, Bismarck, Frances Roehrich, Bismarck, and Sister Mary Jane of St. Joseph, Minne.; one brother, Lawrence Hunkler , Hayward, Calif.; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers, Rev. Adam and Rev. Abbot Ignatius, and Howard Hunkler ; and one sister, Alice Ruffner. (Eastgate Funeral Service, Bismarck) Record: 0FADE9DF3A4C9227Copyright: Copyright, 2003, The Bismarck Tribune Bismarck Tribune, The (ND) - May 5, 2003 Page: 7A U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Mae C. Hunkler SSN: 501-34-7095 Last Residence: 58501 Bismarck, Burleigh, North Dakota, USA BORN: 9 Aug 1911 Died: 4 May 2003 State (Year) SSN issued: North Dakota (1953-1954) Source Citation Number: 501-34-7095; Issue State: North Dakota; Issue Date: 1953-1954 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Description The Social Security Administration Death Master File contains information on millions of deceased individuals with United States social security numbers whose deaths were reported to the Social Security Administration. Birth years for the individuals listed range from 1875 to last year. Information in these records includes name, birth date, death date, and last known residence Mae C. Hunkler , 91, Bismarck, formerly of Napoleon, died May 4, 2003, at a Bismarck care center. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Marillac Manor Chapel, Bismarck, with the Rev. Jerome Hunkler officiating. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Philip's Catholic Cemetery, Napoleon. Visitation will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Marillac Manor, followed by a prayer service at 7 p.m. Mae was born Aug. 9, 1911, the daughter of John and Fredericka (Buck) Hunkler , in rural Napoleon, N.D., where she was raised and educated. She moved to Devils Lake in 1944, where she served for 30 years as homemaker at St. Joseph's Catholic Rectory for Benedictine Monks from Assumption Abbey in Richardton. She moved to Bismarck in 1974, and became a member of St. Anne's Catholic Parish. She was an Oblate of St. Benedict and a member of the Catholic Daughters. She was employed by DERMark Motel, the Avon Company and served as an auxiliary volunteer in the emergency waiting room at St. Alexius Hospital. Mae enjoyed beauty in all its forms, music, art and theater. She loved reading, sharing prayer and scripture, interior decorating, preparing attractive meals, dining out and entertaining friends. She is survived by three sisters, Helen Harris, Bismarck, Frances Roehrich, Bismarck, and Sister Mary Jane of St. Joseph, Minne.; one brother, Lawrence Hunkler , Hayward, Calif.; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers, Rev. Adam and Rev. Abbot Ignatius, and Howard Hunkler ; and one sister, Alice Ruffner. (Eastgate Funeral Service, Bismarck) Record: 0FADE9DF3A4C9227Copyright: Copyright, 2003, The Bismarck Tribune Bismarck Tribune, The (ND) - May 5, 2003 Page: 7A U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Mae C. Hunkler SSN: 501-34-7095 Last Residence: 58501 Bismarck, Burleigh, North Dakota, USA BORN: 9 Aug 1911 Died: 4 May 2003 State (Year) SSN issued: North Dakota (1953-1954) Source Citation Number: 501-34-7095; Issue State: North Dakota; Issue Date: 1953-1954 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Description The Social Security Administration Death Master File contains information on millions of deceased individuals with United States social security numbers whose deaths were reported to the Social Security Administration. Birth years for the individuals listed range from 1875 to last year. Information in these records includes name, birth date, death date, and last known residence | Hunkler, Mae C. (I1359)
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| 536 | Marcella J. "Marcy" Marth, formerly Manning, 74, passed away February 26, 2015. Beloved wife of the late Ramon; Loving mother of Tim (Linda), Tom (Kristi), Lisa (Bob) Brock, Ray (Laura) and Sharon (Dan) Helderle; Adoring grandmother of Holly, John, Kevin, Peter, Meghan (Marty O'Malley), Colin, Kara, Ally, Grace, Brian, Rose, Lila, Matthew, Kelly and the late Kevin; Proud great grandmother of Henry; fond sister of Marion, twin brother Bill, and the late Winnie, Jack, and Eileen; Dear aunt to 37 nieces and nephews. Visitation Sunday, March 1, 2015 from 4-9 PM at Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 5015 Lincoln Ave., Lisle, where funeral services will begin Monday, March 2, 2015 at 9:15 AM and process to St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church for Mass at 10:00 AM. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Marcy's honor may be made to Angels for Hospice (angelsforhospice.org), a wonderful and caring organization that took gentle care of Marcy and her family during Marcy's last days, or Noah's Hope (noahshope.com), a group important to the Marth family that is searching for a cure for rare childhood diseases like Batten disease. | Manning, Marcella Joan (I10613)
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| 537 | Margaret Mary (Lenze) Sloan, 99, died Friday, January 3 in Boca Raton, Florida. She was born September 25, 1903 in St. Marys, daughter of the late John and Mary Daniel Lenze. Her parents were lifelong St. Marys residents. Her father was born November 18, 1866 and died February 2, 1957 in St. Marys. Her mother was born January 15, 1871 and died January 17, 1964 in St. Marys. She married Logan Sloan, who preceded her in death. Mrs. Sloan was born and raised in St. Marys and relocated to Florida over 50 years ago where she enjoyed the outdoors and fishing. She also enjoyed sewing and upholstery, and was a strong advocate of maintaining a healthy, well balanced diet with regular exercise. Up until about a year ago she made certain she had a daily walk. She enjoyed life among her family members, including a multitude of nieces and nephews, many remaining in St. Marys and the surrounding area. She was also an avid Penn State fan. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by one son, Bobby, in childhood; and 15 brothers and sisters, Clara Otellia (Mrs. William) Briendel, Albert Theodore Lenze and his wife, Anna, Crecentia Marie (Mrs. George) Salter, Leo Andrew Lenze and his wife, Beulah, Appolonia Mary "Abby" (Mrs. Charles) Brasuell, Cetur Cletus Henry Lenze and his wife, Julia Strickler, Anthony Louis "Chip" Lenze and his wife, Narissa Salter, Anna Marie (Mrs. Martin) Murphy, Bernetta Theresa "Betty" (Mrs. Norman) Hoehn, John Edward Lenze Jr., Leonard Joseph Lenze and his wife, Anita Wehler, Lorene Margaret "Lorraine" (Mrs. J. Arthur) Calkins, Dolores Rose "Curl" (Mrs. Eloy) Bliskey, Danial George Lenze and his wife, Sophie Gapins, Richard John "Dick" Lenze and his wife, Grace Slater. She was the last surviving child. A Memorial Mass will be held at St. John's the Evangelist Catholic Church in Boca Raton, FL on Saturday, January 18 at 10 a.m., after which her ashes will be buried next to her late husband in Pompano Beach. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Margaret M. Sloan SSN: 263-50-3693 Last Residence: 33073 Pompano Beach, Broward, Florida, USA BORN: 25 Sep 1903 Died: 3 Jan 2003 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (1952) Margaret Mary (Lenze) Sloan, 99, died Friday, January 3 in Boca Raton, Florida. She was born September 25, 1903 in St. Marys, daughter of the late John and Mary Daniel Lenze. Her parents were lifelong St. Marys residents. Her father was born November 18, 1866 and died February 2, 1957 in St. Marys. Her mother was born January 15, 1871 and died January 17, 1964 in St. Marys. She married Logan Sloan, who preceded her in death. Mrs. Sloan was born and raised in St. Marys and relocated to Florida over 50 years ago where she enjoyed the outdoors and fishing. She also enjoyed sewing and upholstery, and was a strong advocate of maintaining a healthy, well balanced diet with regular exercise. Up until about a year ago she made certain she had a daily walk. She enjoyed life among her family members, including a multitude of nieces and nephews, many remaining in St. Marys and the surrounding area. She was also an avid Penn State fan. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by one son, Bobby, in childhood; and 15 brothers and sisters, Clara Otellia (Mrs. William) Briendel, Albert Theodore Lenze and his wife, Anna, Crecentia Marie (Mrs. George) Salter, Leo Andrew Lenze and his wife, Beulah, Appolonia Mary "Abby" (Mrs. Charles) Brasuell, Cetur Cletus Henry Lenze and his wife, Julia Strickler, Anthony Louis "Chip" Lenze and his wife, Narissa Salter, Anna Marie (Mrs. Martin) Murphy, Bernetta Theresa "Betty" (Mrs. Norman) Hoehn, John Edward Lenze Jr., Leonard Joseph Lenze and his wife, Anita Wehler, Lorene Margaret "Lorraine" (Mrs. J. Arthur) Calkins, Dolores Rose "Curl" (Mrs. Eloy) Bliskey, Danial George Lenze and his wife, Sophie Gapins, Richard John "Dick" Lenze and his wife, Grace Slater. She was the last surviving child. A Memorial Mass will be held at St. John's the Evangelist Catholic Church in Boca Raton, FL on Saturday, January 18 at 10 a.m., after which her ashes will be buried next to her late husband in Pompano Beach. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Margaret M. Sloan SSN: 263-50-3693 Last Residence: 33073 Pompano Beach, Broward, Florida, USA BORN: 25 Sep 1903 Died: 3 Jan 2003 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (1952) Margaret Mary (Lenze) Sloan, 99, died Friday, January 3 in Boca Raton, Florida. She was born September 25, 1903 in St. Marys, daughter of the late John and Mary Daniel Lenze. Her parents were lifelong St. Marys residents. Her father was born November 18, 1866 and died February 2, 1957 in St. Marys. Her mother was born January 15, 1871 and died January 17, 1964 in St. Marys. She married Logan Sloan, who preceded her in death. Mrs. Sloan was born and raised in St. Marys and relocated to Florida over 50 years ago where she enjoyed the outdoors and fishing. She also enjoyed sewing and upholstery, and was a strong advocate of maintaining a healthy, well balanced diet with regular exercise. Up until about a year ago she made certain she had a daily walk. She enjoyed life among her family members, including a multitude of nieces and nephews, many remaining in St. Marys and the surrounding area. She was also an avid Penn State fan. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by one son, Bobby, in childhood; and 15 brothers and sisters, Clara Otellia (Mrs. William) Briendel, Albert Theodore Lenze and his wife, Anna, Crecentia Marie (Mrs. George) Salter, Leo Andrew Lenze and his wife, Beulah, Appolonia Mary "Abby" (Mrs. Charles) Brasuell, Cetur Cletus Henry Lenze and his wife, Julia Strickler, Anthony Louis "Chip" Lenze and his wife, Narissa Salter, Anna Marie (Mrs. Martin) Murphy, Bernetta Theresa "Betty" (Mrs. Norman) Hoehn, John Edward Lenze Jr., Leonard Joseph Lenze and his wife, Anita Wehler, Lorene Margaret "Lorraine" (Mrs. J. Arthur) Calkins, Dolores Rose "Curl" (Mrs. Eloy) Bliskey, Danial George Lenze and his wife, Sophie Gapins, Richard John "Dick" Lenze and his wife, Grace Slater. She was the last surviving child. A Memorial Mass will be held at St. John's the Evangelist Catholic Church in Boca Raton, FL on Saturday, January 18 at 10 a.m., after which her ashes will be buried next to her late husband in Pompano Beach. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Margaret M. Sloan SSN: 263-50-3693 Last Residence: 33073 Pompano Beach, Broward, Florida, USA BORN: 25 Sep 1903 Died: 3 Jan 2003 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (1952) Margaret Mary (Lenze) Sloan, 99, died Friday, January 3 in Boca Raton, Florida. She was born September 25, 1903 in St. Marys, daughter of the late John and Mary Daniel Lenze. Her parents were lifelong St. Marys residents. Her father was born November 18, 1866 and died February 2, 1957 in St. Marys. Her mother was born January 15, 1871 and died January 17, 1964 in St. Marys. She married Logan Sloan, who preceded her in death. Mrs. Sloan was born and raised in St. Marys and relocated to Florida over 50 years ago where she enjoyed the outdoors and fishing. She also enjoyed sewing and upholstery, and was a strong advocate of maintaining a healthy, well balanced diet with regular exercise. Up until about a year ago she made certain she had a daily walk. She enjoyed life among her family members, including a multitude of nieces and nephews, many remaining in St. Marys and the surrounding area. She was also an avid Penn State fan. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by one son, Bobby, in childhood; and 15 brothers and sisters, Clara Otellia (Mrs. William) Briendel, Albert Theodore Lenze and his wife, Anna, Crecentia Marie (Mrs. George) Salter, Leo Andrew Lenze and his wife, Beulah, Appolonia Mary "Abby" (Mrs. Charles) Brasuell, Cetur Cletus Henry Lenze and his wife, Julia Strickler, Anthony Louis "Chip" Lenze and his wife, Narissa Salter, Anna Marie (Mrs. Martin) Murphy, Bernetta Theresa "Betty" (Mrs. Norman) Hoehn, John Edward Lenze Jr., Leonard Joseph Lenze and his wife, Anita Wehler, Lorene Margaret "Lorraine" (Mrs. J. Arthur) Calkins, Dolores Rose "Curl" (Mrs. Eloy) Bliskey, Danial George Lenze and his wife, Sophie Gapins, Richard John "Dick" Lenze and his wife, Grace Slater. She was the last surviving child. A Memorial Mass will be held at St. John's the Evangelist Catholic Church in Boca Raton, FL on Saturday, January 18 at 10 a.m., after which her ashes will be buried next to her late husband in Pompano Beach. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Margaret M. Sloan SSN: 263-50-3693 Last Residence: 33073 Pompano Beach, Broward, Florida, USA BORN: 25 Sep 1903 Died: 3 Jan 2003 State (Year) SSN issued: Florida (1952) | Lenze, Margaret Mary (I3384)
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| 538 | Margaret Regina “Maggie” Kunselman, age 82, of New Bethlehem, died early Friday morning, May 2, 2014 at her home following an illness. Born September 6, 1931 in New Bethlehem, she was a daughter of the late Henry and Birdie Kohler Wurm. She married Howard S. “Sam” Kunselman on November 6, 1965 and he survives. Maggie was the bookkeeper at New Bethlehem Auto Parts until retiring to care for her son, Danny. She was a member of the St. Charles Catholic Church in New Bethlehem and the church Rosary Society. Maggie enjoyed spending time at her camp at the Allegheny River in Rimer and 4th of July family reunions. Survivors include her husband, Sam; two sons: Christopher Plavney and his wife, Cindy, of North Charleston, South Carolina and Howard S. Kunselman, III and his wife, Amy, of Madison, Alabama; a daughter: Laura L. Lankford and her husband, Frederick, of Ashford, Connecticut; Nine grandchildren: Eli, Jenny, Nickolas, Ryan, Jenna, Katelyn, Michael, Hayden and Audrey. Also surviving is a sister, Helen Sloan, of California; step brother, William McGregor of Shannondale and close friend, Margie Shirey and the Shirey clan. In addition to her parents, Maggie was preceded in death by a son, Daniel Plavney; brother, William L. Wurm; sister, Betty Jane Wurm and two step-sisters, Nancy Bowser and Sylvia Bailey Family and friends will be received from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Monday, May 5, 2014 at the Rupert Funeral Home and Cremation Service Chapel, 233 Penn Street, New Bethlehem. A Christian Vigil Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday, May 5, 2014 in the funeral home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 6, 2014 at the St. Charles Catholic Church, 201 Washington Street, New Bethlehem. Father Samuel Bungo will serve as celebrant. Interment will take place in the St. Charles Catholic Cemetery in New Bethlehem. Online condolences may be sent to Maggie’s family at www.rupertfuneralhomes.com 03 May 2014 exploreVenango.com Margaret Regina “Maggie” Kunselman, age 82, of New Bethlehem, died early Friday morning, May 2, 2014 at her home following an illness. Born September 6, 1931 in New Bethlehem, she was a daughter of the late Henry and Birdie Kohler Wurm. She married Howard S. “Sam” Kunselman on November 6, 1965 and he survives. Maggie was the bookkeeper at New Bethlehem Auto Parts until retiring to care for her son, Danny. She was a member of the St. Charles Catholic Church in New Bethlehem and the church Rosary Society. Maggie enjoyed spending time at her camp at the Allegheny River in Rimer and 4th of July family reunions. Survivors include her husband, Sam; two sons: Christopher Plavney and his wife, Cindy, of North Charleston, South Carolina and Howard S. Kunselman, III and his wife, Amy, of Madison, Alabama; a daughter: Laura L. Lankford and her husband, Frederick, of Ashford, Connecticut; Nine grandchildren: Eli, Jenny, Nickolas, Ryan, Jenna, Katelyn, Michael, Hayden and Audrey. Also surviving is a sister, Helen Sloan, of California; step brother, William McGregor of Shannondale and close friend, Margie Shirey and the Shirey clan. In addition to her parents, Maggie was preceded in death by a son, Daniel Plavney; brother, William L. Wurm; sister, Betty Jane Wurm and two step-sisters, Nancy Bowser and Sylvia Bailey Family and friends will be received from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Monday, May 5, 2014 at the Rupert Funeral Home and Cremation Service Chapel, 233 Penn Street, New Bethlehem. A Christian Vigil Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday, May 5, 2014 in the funeral home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 6, 2014 at the St. Charles Catholic Church, 201 Washington Street, New Bethlehem. Father Samuel Bungo will serve as celebrant. Interment will take place in the St. Charles Catholic Cemetery in New Bethlehem. Online condolences may be sent to Maggie’s family at www.rupertfuneralhomes.com 03 May 2014 exploreVenango.com Margaret Regina “Maggie” Kunselman, age 82, of New Bethlehem, died early Friday morning, May 2, 2014 at her home following an illness. Born September 6, 1931 in New Bethlehem, she was a daughter of the late Henry and Birdie Kohler Wurm. She married Howard S. “Sam” Kunselman on November 6, 1965 and he survives. Maggie was the bookkeeper at New Bethlehem Auto Parts until retiring to care for her son, Danny. She was a member of the St. Charles Catholic Church in New Bethlehem and the church Rosary Society. Maggie enjoyed spending time at her camp at the Allegheny River in Rimer and 4th of July family reunions. Survivors include her husband, Sam; two sons: Christopher Plavney and his wife, Cindy, of North Charleston, South Carolina and Howard S. Kunselman, III and his wife, Amy, of Madison, Alabama; a daughter: Laura L. Lankford and her husband, Frederick, of Ashford, Connecticut; Nine grandchildren: Eli, Jenny, Nickolas, Ryan, Jenna, Katelyn, Michael, Hayden and Audrey. Also surviving is a sister, Helen Sloan, of California; step brother, William McGregor of Shannondale and close friend, Margie Shirey and the Shirey clan. In addition to her parents, Maggie was preceded in death by a son, Daniel Plavney; brother, William L. Wurm; sister, Betty Jane Wurm and two step-sisters, Nancy Bowser and Sylvia Bailey Family and friends will be received from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Monday, May 5, 2014 at the Rupert Funeral Home and Cremation Service Chapel, 233 Penn Street, New Bethlehem. A Christian Vigil Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday, May 5, 2014 in the funeral home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 6, 2014 at the St. Charles Catholic Church, 201 Washington Street, New Bethlehem. Father Samuel Bungo will serve as celebrant. Interment will take place in the St. Charles Catholic Cemetery in New Bethlehem. Online condolences may be sent to Maggie’s family at www.rupertfuneralhomes.com 03 May 2014 exploreVenango.com Margaret Regina “Maggie” Kunselman, age 82, of New Bethlehem, died early Friday morning, May 2, 2014 at her home following an illness. Born September 6, 1931 in New Bethlehem, she was a daughter of the late Henry and Birdie Kohler Wurm. She married Howard S. “Sam” Kunselman on November 6, 1965 and he survives. Maggie was the bookkeeper at New Bethlehem Auto Parts until retiring to care for her son, Danny. She was a member of the St. Charles Catholic Church in New Bethlehem and the church Rosary Society. Maggie enjoyed spending time at her camp at the Allegheny River in Rimer and 4th of July family reunions. Survivors include her husband, Sam; two sons: Christopher Plavney and his wife, Cindy, of North Charleston, South Carolina and Howard S. Kunselman, III and his wife, Amy, of Madison, Alabama; a daughter: Laura L. Lankford and her husband, Frederick, of Ashford, Connecticut; Nine grandchildren: Eli, Jenny, Nickolas, Ryan, Jenna, Katelyn, Michael, Hayden and Audrey. Also surviving is a sister, Helen Sloan, of California; step brother, William McGregor of Shannondale and close friend, Margie Shirey and the Shirey clan. In addition to her parents, Maggie was preceded in death by a son, Daniel Plavney; brother, William L. Wurm; sister, Betty Jane Wurm and two step-sisters, Nancy Bowser and Sylvia Bailey Family and friends will be received from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Monday, May 5, 2014 at the Rupert Funeral Home and Cremation Service Chapel, 233 Penn Street, New Bethlehem. A Christian Vigil Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday, May 5, 2014 in the funeral home. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 6, 2014 at the St. Charles Catholic Church, 201 Washington Street, New Bethlehem. Father Samuel Bungo will serve as celebrant. Interment will take place in the St. Charles Catholic Cemetery in New Bethlehem. Online condolences may be sent to Maggie’s family at www.rupertfuneralhomes.com 03 May 2014 exploreVenango.com | Wurm, Margaret Regina (I4957)
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| 539 | Marian L. Huffman, age 99, passed away at the Scott County Hospital in Scott City, Kansas on Saturday, April 15, 2006. She was born on February 1, 1907 in Dodgerville, Wisconsin, the daughter of Frederick and Nettie Skillicorn Jewell. A resident of Scott City, Kansas since 1951 moving from Burdett, Kansas, she was a Home Economic's Teacher at Scott City High School. Memberships included: United Methodist Church Scott City, Kansas UMW Scott City, Kansas Women's Federated Club Scott City, Kansas AAUW Order of Eastern Star Sunflower Retired Teachers Garden City, Kansas Kansas Association of Retired Teachers On August 27, 1938 she married Clyde Huffman in Peabody, Kansas. He passed away on December 27, 1986 in Garden City, Kansas. Survivors: One Sister Helen Endsley Madison, Wisconsin Eight Niece's Judi Timken Dighton, Kansas Janet Sims Hutchinson, Kansas Cheryl Keast New York Debbie Sherwood Keizer, Oregon Donna Cash Lubbock, Texas Marilyn Smith Dallas, Texas Glenda Carlyle Everett, Washington Sharon Smith Cimarron, New Mexico Seven Nephews Dan Huffman Metropolis, Tennessee Bob Jewell Olathe, Kansas Rex Jewell Manhattan, Kansas Greg Endsley Oregon, Wicsonsin John Jewell Roseburg, Oregon Roger Smith Cimarron, New Mexico Richard Smith Middlebury, Indiana She was preceded in death by her Parents, Husband, Two Brothers – Dean Jewell and Paul Jewell, and Two Sisters – Lois Jewell and Thelma Smith. Funeral Services United Methodist Church Scott City, Kansas 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 18, 2006 Officiant Rev. Mike McGuire Interment Scott County Cemetery Scott City, Kansas Memorials United Methodist Church or Scott County Health Care Foundation % Price & Sons Funeral Home Visitation Price & Sons Funeral Home - Scott City 9:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. Monday 9:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. Tuesday -- SCOTT CITY - Marian L. Huffman , 99, died Saturday, April 15, 2006, at Scott County Hospital in Scott City. She was born Feb. 1, 1907, in Dodgerville, Wis., to Frederick and Nettie Skillicorn Jewell . A resident of Scott City since 1951, moving from Burdett, Mrs. Huffman was a home economics teacher at Scott City High School. She was a member of the United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women and the Women's Federated Club, all at Scott City, AAUW, Order of Eastern Star, Sunflower Retired Teachers of Garden City and the Kansas Association of Retired Teachers. On Aug. 27, 1938, she married Clyde Huffman in Peabody. He died Dec. 27, 1986, in Garden City. She also was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, Dean and Paul Jewell ; and two sisters, Lois Jewell and Thelma Smith. Survivors include a sister, Helen Endsley of Madison, Wis.; eight nieces; and seven nephews. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at the United Methodist Church, Scott City, with the Rev. Mike McGuire officiating. Burial will be in Scott County Cemetery, Scott City. Visitation hours are until 8 tonight and 9 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Price & Sons Funeral Home, Scott City. Condolences to the family may be given at www.priceandsons.com. Memorials are suggested to the United Methodist Church or the Scott County Health Care Foundation, both in care of the funeral home, 401 S. Washington St., Scott City, KS 67871. Garden City Telegram, The (KS) - 17 Apr 2006 Marian L. Huffman, age 99, passed away at the Scott County Hospital in Scott City, Kansas on Saturday, April 15, 2006. She was born on February 1, 1907 in Dodgerville, Wisconsin, the daughter of Frederick and Nettie Skillicorn Jewell. A resident of Scott City, Kansas since 1951 moving from Burdett, Kansas, she was a Home Economic's Teacher at Scott City High School. Memberships included: United Methodist Church Scott City, Kansas UMW Scott City, Kansas Women's Federated Club Scott City, Kansas AAUW Order of Eastern Star Sunflower Retired Teachers Garden City, Kansas Kansas Association of Retired Teachers On August 27, 1938 she married Clyde Huffman in Peabody, Kansas. He passed away on December 27, 1986 in Garden City, Kansas. Survivors: One Sister Helen Endsley Madison, Wisconsin Eight Niece's Judi Timken Dighton, Kansas Janet Sims Hutchinson, Kansas Cheryl Keast New York Debbie Sherwood Keizer, Oregon Donna Cash Lubbock, Texas Marilyn Smith Dallas, Texas Glenda Carlyle Everett, Washington Sharon Smith Cimarron, New Mexico Seven Nephews Dan Huffman Metropolis, Tennessee Bob Jewell Olathe, Kansas Rex Jewell Manhattan, Kansas Greg Endsley Oregon, Wicsonsin John Jewell Roseburg, Oregon Roger Smith Cimarron, New Mexico Richard Smith Middlebury, Indiana She was preceded in death by her Parents, Husband, Two Brothers – Dean Jewell and Paul Jewell, and Two Sisters – Lois Jewell and Thelma Smith. Funeral Services United Methodist Church Scott City, Kansas 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 18, 2006 Officiant Rev. Mike McGuire Interment Scott County Cemetery Scott City, Kansas Memorials United Methodist Church or Scott County Health Care Foundation % Price & Sons Funeral Home Visitation Price & Sons Funeral Home - Scott City 9:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. Monday 9:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. Tuesday -- SCOTT CITY - Marian L. Huffman , 99, died Saturday, April 15, 2006, at Scott County Hospital in Scott City. She was born Feb. 1, 1907, in Dodgerville, Wis., to Frederick and Nettie Skillicorn Jewell . A resident of Scott City since 1951, moving from Burdett, Mrs. Huffman was a home economics teacher at Scott City High School. She was a member of the United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women and the Women's Federated Club, all at Scott City, AAUW, Order of Eastern Star, Sunflower Retired Teachers of Garden City and the Kansas Association of Retired Teachers. On Aug. 27, 1938, she married Clyde Huffman in Peabody. He died Dec. 27, 1986, in Garden City. She also was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, Dean and Paul Jewell ; and two sisters, Lois Jewell and Thelma Smith. Survivors include a sister, Helen Endsley of Madison, Wis.; eight nieces; and seven nephews. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at the United Methodist Church, Scott City, with the Rev. Mike McGuire officiating. Burial will be in Scott County Cemetery, Scott City. Visitation hours are until 8 tonight and 9 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Price & Sons Funeral Home, Scott City. Condolences to the family may be given at www.priceandsons.com. Memorials are suggested to the United Methodist Church or the Scott County Health Care Foundation, both in care of the funeral home, 401 S. Washington St., Scott City, KS 67871. Garden City Telegram, The (KS) - 17 Apr 2006 | Jewell, Marian Lucille (I9048)
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| 540 | Marie L. Rigard Walker, 91, of Erie, died Monday, March 6, 2006, at St. Mary's Home. She was born in St. Mary's, Pa., a daughter of the late Louis and Anna Wortman Rigard. She was formerly a receptionist at Dandrea Hair Fashions. She was preceded in death by a grandson, David Kissman. She is survived by a daughter, Judy Kissman of Erie; three grandchildren, Amy Boldt and her husband Doug, of Cortland, Ohio, Denise Hagerty of Erie, and Craig Kissman of England. Eight grat-grandchildren also survive. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Marie L. Walker Last Residence: 16506 Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania BORN: 13 Feb 1915 Died: 6 Mar 2006 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (1951-1952) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: 1951-1952 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Marie L. Rigard Walker, 91, of Erie, died Monday, March 6, 2006, at St. Mary's Home. She was born in St. Mary's, Pa., a daughter of the late Louis and Anna Wortman Rigard. She was formerly a receptionist at Dandrea Hair Fashions. She was preceded in death by a grandson, David Kissman. She is survived by a daughter, Judy Kissman of Erie; three grandchildren, Amy Boldt and her husband Doug, of Cortland, Ohio, Denise Hagerty of Erie, and Craig Kissman of England. Eight grat-grandchildren also survive. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Marie L. Walker Last Residence: 16506 Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania BORN: 13 Feb 1915 Died: 6 Mar 2006 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (1951-1952) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: 1951-1952 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Marie L. Rigard Walker, 91, of Erie, died Monday, March 6, 2006, at St. Mary's Home. She was born in St. Mary's, Pa., a daughter of the late Louis and Anna Wortman Rigard. She was formerly a receptionist at Dandrea Hair Fashions. She was preceded in death by a grandson, David Kissman. She is survived by a daughter, Judy Kissman of Erie; three grandchildren, Amy Boldt and her husband Doug, of Cortland, Ohio, Denise Hagerty of Erie, and Craig Kissman of England. Eight grat-grandchildren also survive. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Marie L. Walker Last Residence: 16506 Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania BORN: 13 Feb 1915 Died: 6 Mar 2006 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (1951-1952) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: 1951-1952 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. Marie L. Rigard Walker, 91, of Erie, died Monday, March 6, 2006, at St. Mary's Home. She was born in St. Mary's, Pa., a daughter of the late Louis and Anna Wortman Rigard. She was formerly a receptionist at Dandrea Hair Fashions. She was preceded in death by a grandson, David Kissman. She is survived by a daughter, Judy Kissman of Erie; three grandchildren, Amy Boldt and her husband Doug, of Cortland, Ohio, Denise Hagerty of Erie, and Craig Kissman of England. Eight grat-grandchildren also survive. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Marie L. Walker Last Residence: 16506 Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania BORN: 13 Feb 1915 Died: 6 Mar 2006 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (1951-1952) Source Citation Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: 1951-1952 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. Original data: Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration. | Rigard, Marie Laura (I6320)
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| 541 | Marie Ligman Marie Ligman of Tacoma, died October 28, 1990. She was born September 17, 1900 and have lived in Tacoma all her life. Survivors include: her husband, Forrest; daughter Dorothy M. Pavone, Puyallup; son, Donald F. Ligman, Roy; sister, Carrie Nielson, Tacoma; seven grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild. Priviate funeral services will be held. Remembrances amy be amde to the Pierce County Heart Assocation. Arrangements by Mountain View Funeral Home. 584-0252. Washington Death Index, 1940-1996 Name: Marie Ligman Date of Death: 28 Oct 1990 Place of Death: Age: 90 Estimated birth year: abt 1900 Residence: Tacoma Gender: Female SSN: 532-38-8226 Certificate: 028078 Source Information: Ancestry.com. Washington Death Index, 1940-1996 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: Washington State Department of Health. State Death Records Index, 1940-1996. Microfilm. Washington State Archives, Olympia, Washington. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Marie Ligman SSN: 536-22-9975 BORN: 17 Sep 1900 Died: 28 Oct 1990 State (Year) SSN issued: Washington (Before 1951) Source Citation: Number: 536-22-9975; Issue State: Washington; Issue Date: Before 1951. Marie Ligman Marie Ligman of Tacoma, died October 28, 1990. She was born September 17, 1900 and have lived in Tacoma all her life. Survivors include: her husband, Forrest; daughter Dorothy M. Pavone, Puyallup; son, Donald F. Ligman, Roy; sister, Carrie Nielson, Tacoma; seven grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild. Priviate funeral services will be held. Remembrances amy be amde to the Pierce County Heart Assocation. Arrangements by Mountain View Funeral Home. 584-0252. Washington Death Index, 1940-1996 Name: Marie Ligman Date of Death: 28 Oct 1990 Place of Death: Age: 90 Estimated birth year: abt 1900 Residence: Tacoma Gender: Female SSN: 532-38-8226 Certificate: 028078 Source Information: Ancestry.com. Washington Death Index, 1940-1996 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: Washington State Department of Health. State Death Records Index, 1940-1996. Microfilm. Washington State Archives, Olympia, Washington. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Marie Ligman SSN: 536-22-9975 BORN: 17 Sep 1900 Died: 28 Oct 1990 State (Year) SSN issued: Washington (Before 1951) Source Citation: Number: 536-22-9975; Issue State: Washington; Issue Date: Before 1951. | Schultz, Marie (I3739)
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| 542 | Marjorie E. Renwick, 102, a resident of Elk Haven Nursing Home and formerly of Wolfel Avenue and Locust Road, St. Marys, died Friday, January 31, 2020, at Elk Haven, after a brief illness. She was born February 13, 1917, in Erie, daughter of the late Edward and Emma Yonkie Holland. Marjorie was a lifelong resident of the area and attended Sacred Heart and St. Marys Schools. She was a retired employee of Sylvania, retiring in 1979, after 26 years of service. On October 24, 1932, in the Sacred Heart Church, Marjorie married Walter W. Renwick, who preceded her in death on October 7, 1986. She is survived by a daughter, Joanne Beveridge of St. Marys; a son, Steven J. Renwick and his wife Carol of Middletown, New York; 14 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; and by 31 great, great-grandchildren. In addition to her husband and parents, Marjorie was preceded in death by her step-father, Albert Cheatle; a son, Kenneth J. Renwick on October 17, 1994; a daughter, Helen Renwick Saines on July 16, 2007; and by four grandchildren. Also preceding her in death were two sisters, Mildred Herzing and Frances Fritz; four step-sisters, Lillian Wilson, Catherine Herbstritt, Callista Hoehn, and Betty Casilio; and by eight step-brothers, Herman, Walter, Vincent, Clarence, Leonard, Albert, Richard, and Vernon Cheatle. Marjorie was the last member of her immediate family. Marjorie was a member of the Sacred Heart Church, St. Anne's Society, and a member of the Catholic Daughter of America for over 50 years. She was also a member of the Quarter Century Club of Sylvania and a volunteer for the Christian Food Bank. Marjorie had worked in the cafeterias of the Sacred Heart and Queen of the World Schools. There will be no visitation. Family and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated in the Sacred Heart Church on Monday, February 3, 2020, at 11 a.m., with the Rev. Michael Gabler, OSB, Pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in the St. Mary's Cemetery. Memorials, if desired, may be made to the Elk Haven Nursing Home, 785 Johnsonburg Road, St. Marys, PA 15857 or to the Christian Food Bank, PO Box 1033, St. Marys, PA 15857. The Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be offered at www.lynch-radkowski.com. Published in The Daily Press on Feb. 1, 2020 The Hout Family Archives: 03FEB2020 Marjorie E. Renwick, 102, a resident of Elk Haven Nursing Home and formerly of Wolfel Avenue and Locust Road, St. Marys, died Friday, January 31, 2020, at Elk Haven, after a brief illness. She was born February 13, 1917, in Erie, daughter of the late Edward and Emma Yonkie Holland. Marjorie was a lifelong resident of the area and attended Sacred Heart and St. Marys Schools. She was a retired employee of Sylvania, retiring in 1979, after 26 years of service. On October 24, 1932, in the Sacred Heart Church, Marjorie married Walter W. Renwick, who preceded her in death on October 7, 1986. She is survived by a daughter, Joanne Beveridge of St. Marys; a son, Steven J. Renwick and his wife Carol of Middletown, New York; 14 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; and by 31 great, great-grandchildren. In addition to her husband and parents, Marjorie was preceded in death by her step-father, Albert Cheatle; a son, Kenneth J. Renwick on October 17, 1994; a daughter, Helen Renwick Saines on July 16, 2007; and by four grandchildren. Also preceding her in death were two sisters, Mildred Herzing and Frances Fritz; four step-sisters, Lillian Wilson, Catherine Herbstritt, Callista Hoehn, and Betty Casilio; and by eight step-brothers, Herman, Walter, Vincent, Clarence, Leonard, Albert, Richard, and Vernon Cheatle. Marjorie was the last member of her immediate family. Marjorie was a member of the Sacred Heart Church, St. Anne's Society, and a member of the Catholic Daughter of America for over 50 years. She was also a member of the Quarter Century Club of Sylvania and a volunteer for the Christian Food Bank. Marjorie had worked in the cafeterias of the Sacred Heart and Queen of the World Schools. There will be no visitation. Family and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated in the Sacred Heart Church on Monday, February 3, 2020, at 11 a.m., with the Rev. Michael Gabler, OSB, Pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in the St. Mary's Cemetery. Memorials, if desired, may be made to the Elk Haven Nursing Home, 785 Johnsonburg Road, St. Marys, PA 15857 or to the Christian Food Bank, PO Box 1033, St. Marys, PA 15857. The Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be offered at www.lynch-radkowski.com. Published in The Daily Press on Feb. 1, 2020 The Hout Family Archives: 03FEB2020 | Holland, Marjorie (I6881)
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| 544 | Mark Anthony Copelli, 57, of 465 Montmorenci Rd., Ridgway died on the afternoon of October 5, 2019 at his residence. He was born April 14, 1962 in Ridgway, son of Francis and Mabel Carr Copelli. He married Brenda L. Pistner on September 2, 1989 in Holy Rosary Church, Johnsonburg and she survives. He resided in Ridgway since 1989. He was formerly of Brockport. He graduated from Ridgway Area High School, Class of 1980. He was a member of St. Leo Magnus Church, Ridgway; Ridgway Moose Lodge 1183; Ridgway VFW Post 5887 and Ridgway FOE 469. He had been active in the Ridgway Softball League for many years. His children were his life and he enjoyed spending time with his animals. He was an avid LA Rams and LA Lakers Fan. He had worked for GKN in Kersey for the last year. He had formerly worked at Metaldyne in Ridgway for 20 years and Motion Control in Ridgway for many years. In addition to his wife at home, he is survived by two children, Courtney Copelli and her companion Eric Sicheri of St. Marys who is expecting Mark's first grandchild in March of 2020 and Nick Copelli at home. He is also survived by three sisters, Honey Ann Hallowell of Reynoldsville, Patricia, Mrs. Bob Kline of Kersey and Lois, Mrs. Don Fiedler of Brockport; and a sister-in-law, Sherry Copelli of Brockport. Numerous nieces and nephews also survive. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by four brothers, Richard, James, Jerry and John Copelli, A Funeral Service for Mark A. Copelli will be conducted at Anthony F. Ferragine Funeral Home in Johnsonburg on Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 10:30 a.m. Officiating will be Fr. David Wilson, Pastor of Holy Rosary Church, Johnsonburg. Friends will be received at the Anthony F. Ferragine Funeral Home, 401 Chestnut Street, Johnsonburg on Tuesday from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Share your condolences at www.ferraginefuneralhome.com. Published in The Daily Press on Oct. 7, 2019 Mark Anthony Copelli, 57, of 465 Montmorenci Rd., Ridgway died on the afternoon of October 5, 2019 at his residence. He was born April 14, 1962 in Ridgway, son of Francis and Mabel Carr Copelli. He married Brenda L. Pistner on September 2, 1989 in Holy Rosary Church, Johnsonburg and she survives. He resided in Ridgway since 1989. He was formerly of Brockport. He graduated from Ridgway Area High School, Class of 1980. He was a member of St. Leo Magnus Church, Ridgway; Ridgway Moose Lodge 1183; Ridgway VFW Post 5887 and Ridgway FOE 469. He had been active in the Ridgway Softball League for many years. His children were his life and he enjoyed spending time with his animals. He was an avid LA Rams and LA Lakers Fan. He had worked for GKN in Kersey for the last year. He had formerly worked at Metaldyne in Ridgway for 20 years and Motion Control in Ridgway for many years. In addition to his wife at home, he is survived by two children, Courtney Copelli and her companion Eric Sicheri of St. Marys who is expecting Mark's first grandchild in March of 2020 and Nick Copelli at home. He is also survived by three sisters, Honey Ann Hallowell of Reynoldsville, Patricia, Mrs. Bob Kline of Kersey and Lois, Mrs. Don Fiedler of Brockport; and a sister-in-law, Sherry Copelli of Brockport. Numerous nieces and nephews also survive. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by four brothers, Richard, James, Jerry and John Copelli, A Funeral Service for Mark A. Copelli will be conducted at Anthony F. Ferragine Funeral Home in Johnsonburg on Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 10:30 a.m. Officiating will be Fr. David Wilson, Pastor of Holy Rosary Church, Johnsonburg. Friends will be received at the Anthony F. Ferragine Funeral Home, 401 Chestnut Street, Johnsonburg on Tuesday from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Share your condolences at www.ferraginefuneralhome.com. Published in The Daily Press on Oct. 7, 2019 | Copelli, Mark (I7819)
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| 545 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Michael Thomas Anzalone / Living (F3803)
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| 546 | Married by Father Joseph Carrol, SJ who was a boyhood friend of Kyran Conarchy from Dublin, Ireland. Marriage witnesses were Rosemary Lane & Angela Conarchy. The Best Man was Arnold Ehlinger. ---------------------- Letter from Verne Ranft to Kyran, Bill and Jane Conarchy dated June 25, 1945 Marian's and Warren's wedding was just perfect. The day was vastly different than yours, Jane Marie. I shall never forget our icy cold apartment at five am the morn of January 3rd. At five thirty last Saturday morning it was 71. Ir must have been 80 or better by the time we (Jack and I in company with the Kearney family) arrived at St. Sebastian's. By the middle of the afternoon it felt like 95 - I'm sure it was, for it was awfully hot. Marian was a lovely bride. Her gown was of beautiful white lace with long tight sleeves a sweetheart neck. (Bud and Bill - that's sort of squarish in out with a dip in the center - I'm sure you'll get the idea.) She wore a long white tulle veil. Rosemary and Angela were just darling in their pale pink silk net dresses over taffeta. All three dresses had tight bodices and very full skirts. R's and A's dresses had long tight sleeves, same as the bride's. There were two rows of pink insertion (sort of silk embroidery on net) in the upper part of the pink shirts. They carried bouquets of spring and summer flowers, blue of the deepest hue bachelor buttons, pink roses and many, many other flowers - tied with a green satin bow. The bride carried a white shower bouquet of gardenias and other lovely blooms. Jack and I arrived at the Kearney home at 7 am for Peggy said "we'd take off" at 7:15. We finally got going at 7:55 and, with God's help and Larry's driving, we arrived at the church about ten after ten. The bridal party was in the vestibule just getting started for the trip down the aisle. An usher asked me whether we were friends of the C's or the W's, and Jack and I started down the side aisle with him (the white carpet had already been laid down the center aisle) and he was all for seating us right back of your Mother and Jackie and Lois, when we thought we'd better sit back a few pews with the other folks. The music was beautiful - the church flooded with sunlight - there were two huge baskets of white flowers on the alter floor as well as lovely green ferns. Father Carroll said the Mass and tied the knot and, as I told him at the reception in the afternoon, he did a bang-up job for I've never known any couple, and this includes Jane Marie and Bob, who were prayed over quite so much and so well as you Conarchy gals. The two center aisles of the church were packed - everyone in light clothes - and many were the good wishes bestowed upon the happy pair in the vestibule after the ceremony. Your Mother wore the best looking print dress - made by Marian - and a very smart and becoming blue hat. Lois had a darling voile or some other soft cotton print - also made by Marian, with a little headband of the dress material with white flowers at either end. She is such a sweet youngster. Jackie was all licked up just like a freshly scrubbed little boy. Your Dad was his usual happy self, dressed in his best Sunday blue suit. We told him that he's getting to be an old hand at this job of giving his daughters away. I saw your Mother wipe her eyes a couple of times during Mass but right after Mass was over and the bridal party had left the altar, that wonderful Dad of yours remembered to say something very funny to your Mother so that she was all smiles, even giggling a little, as she came down the aisle. What a guy my Uncle Kyran is! There was a wedding breakfast for the immediate families at the Plankington and in honor of the happy event, and 'cause she was in the bridal party, Angela was permitted her first drink. I think she told me she had a Martini. The Kearneys, Jacobsons (Marcella, Howard, Joan and Helen Marie) and the Ranfts dropped by at your home for a minute, as Peggy wanted to drop off a package there, and I found your Aunt Margene in one of the bedrooms changing from her goood-looking light blue wool suit to a silk print dress and from that moment 'til we left for home, in company with the Jacobsons this time, Margene never stopped. She seemed to be doing something all the time and was everywhere at the same time. How fortunate your Mother is to have such a swell sister and you kids to have such a perfectly marvelous person for an aunt. We then drove downtown (after waiting a while on the front porch while Messrs. Ranft, Kearney and Jacobson followed your Dad's advice and dropped into your basement bar for a short snorter) and I phoned the Schroeder where Florence and Les Cook, also Aunt Fan and Miriam, who we had all seen at the wedding, were registered. I thought it would be more fun if we all had lunch together. Loretta and Francis Callahan also came up on the 7:30 Northwestern train that morning - the Cooks, Aunt Fan and M. came up Friday nite. While waiting for a table at the English Room of the Pfister, I spied Senators Callahan and Cook at - of all places! - the bar. We tried to get them to join us at luncheon but no go - they had promised to go back to the Schroeder to join their ladies. They did - sometime later. Need I add that the Senators were joined at said bar by Congressman Ranft, Kearney and Jacobson while their ladies were toying with the menus. We really had a jolly gang and spent a very delightful hour and a half there. Jane Marie, you may or may not know that I did a bit of shopping the day of your wedding - as a matter of fact, Reel's insisted upon opening an account for him. I got the best looking blackknit suit there and black cepe dress. We started on another shopping expedition Saturday but somehow lacked the enthusiasm of the January trip because of the soaring temperature, I guess. The three Congressmen came along but you may be sure found some "spot" down an alley while Marcella, Joan and I were in some of the shops and Peggy, Patsy and Helen Marie in others. Patsy wanted a new blouse to wear yesterday at a cocktail party given rof Bill Cullerton and Elaine Stephen to whom he's going to be united in holy matrimony come Saturday. She didn't find anything suitable but I found a good-looking summer purse. While at breakfast yesterday morning, Jack told me that after he, Jake and Larry had paid for the drinks they consumed at the little "spot" down the alley (I believe your fond pater knows the place) they had a little talk with the barkeep and he agreed to let them sign a tab for 9 or 10 lunchs, 15 drinks and some other items, totaling afound $18.00 which said barkeep agreed to present to your pater on his very next visit to this den of iniquity. Boys will be boys. We returned to your home around three for the wedding reception and found the place overflowing with people. Your home is so attractive and was shined up from stem to stern. Jane Marie, wait 'til you see the grand job your Mother did on the front porch. She made curtains, cover for the daybed and cushions for every chair of a most attracitve pleated valance of a dark brown material - most attractive yet practical material. At the very top over those little panes of glass she has a pleated valance of a dark brown material - most attractive. She could go out any time as an interior decorator after that job. There were lovely peonies a blooming on the front lawn - a gorgeous deep red shade - and in the house they were everywhere, the latter Warren's Mother told me came from his Grandmother's garden. Grandma, by the way, was at the wedding and is surely a very spry little lady for her ninety years. I was surprised to find Warren's parents so young looking and later in the afternoon, after the reception guests had gone, I took his Dad downstairs to the bar and introduced him, adding, of course, that he wasn't Warren's brother but his Dad. The same cateress presided over Marian's wedding as yours, Jane Marie, and she is a most capable person and the hors douevres were many and so delicious. Also, there were little square cakes and petits fours, nuts and mints, to say nothing of a huge bowl of the best punch. A wedding cake to be sure. Too (there's so much to tell you guys) there was a candid camera photographer at the church and a different one at the reception. Upon taking a shot of Jack and Jake in front of the church, I inquired what paper he was from and he said "Life Magazine!" Among the Chicago contingent there were, in addition to the folks already mentioned, the Barrett family (four in number) of River Forest - Theresa and Frank Rice, on of their daughters and her husband and baby boy, also their daughter-in-law and her two adorable little boys, aged three and four - born in Pearl Harbor, I heard someone say. Regardless of their birthplace, they are darlings. Betty and Francis Walsh arrived in the afternoon - Uncle Clem Lane of - whatever is the name of his newspaper (anyhoo it's one of the less important ones in Chicago!) - Mabel, Florence, Bill and Lillian Phelan also came up in the afternoon - Mrs. Vanderweil and daughter Marian were on hand for the church ceremony but M. had to go home on a 1:15 train because of having worked all the previous day and nite on a case and having to return to duty Saturday nite. Mr. V. came up around 6. Captain Kyran Vincent Phelan (Chicago Police Dept.) arrived about 8:30 pm - couldn't get away from his busy post any earlier - Mrs. Gray (also was Sis O'Toole, a friend of your Dad's from way back). Among the Milwaukee folks I had nice visits with were Mrs. Clark (isn't she a peach?) and her two daughters, as well as niece Betty Finan from Chicago. Betty, by the way, said that if her hubby doesn't come home soon from overseas, she is going over there. Guess he's in Europe. She is still with Douglas Aircraft in Park Ridge and likes her job very much - said it is entirely different work than what she did with the Chicago Tribune. Just as she was leaving, I saw Mrs. O'Brien, Bob's Mother, her daughter, daughter-in-law and little grandon who was so very ill when Jane Marie and Bob were married. he is far from being a ill little boy now; had loads of pep and was running up and down the front terrace. Had a very nice visit with Bob's Mother who mentioned more than once how happy you two are. Sh's a mighty fine looking woman and it's easy to understand why you've such a handsome husband, Jane Marie, after seeing his Mom. While out on the lawn aside you home (it was really frightfully hot inside due to the great many people) I happened to spy a lady - the dowager type, if you know what I mean, coming down the street all dressed up in a long black lace dinner dress - white gloves, of course, and hat. I thought now that gal really got herself dressed for this reception. Saw her leave about half an hour later. Who she was, I don't know, but I'm sure she must have been a Falk, Schlinger, Pabst or Astorbilt. The Kearney's had to leave early - around 5 or 5:30 as they had to attend another wedding reception in Oak Park - that of Bobbie Donnelley, school friend ot Pat's, also her parents and Pegy and Larry have been friends for yars and yars. Pat's friends are surley leaving spinsterhood behind, for another gal, Jean Strenning, was married middle of last week, and Elaine Stephen this coming Saturday. It was Pat who inrtoduced her Bill Culerton. Bill Cullerton certainly is a good catch - am wondering if that ever occurred to Pat. Bill - Bing Crosby is going to tour the South Pacific this Fall - sponsored by the Navy. Hope you get to see him. He's my pet entertainer. Never have I seen such a gorgeous display of wedding gifts. These included 2 lamps - beautiful table ones 3 large mirrors 3 wool blankets (one was from Jo Bryant & Nellie Gatrell Gunther of Evanston) (Marian also received a lovely wool blanket from the Rice gals at the shower given by your Aunt Margen.) 2 settings of her Sterling Sliverware - one from Jane Marie and Bob and the other from the Barretts of River Forest Sterling silver dish - very beautiful too - from Mr. and Mrs. Prinz Glass perfume tray and bottles from Kearney family Carved walnut 18th Century shadow box. ( Boys, in case you don't know what this is it's about 9" x 12 or 13", has two shelves and is framed like a picture and can be used to hang on the wall and hold treasured pieces of china or glass or plants - it's really a lovely gift - from the Jacobsons) Glass vases and cake and sandwich trays of every description - some of the vases were in pairs, others singletons Table linen A set of dishes - Franciscan Pottery in a rose shade - consisting of dinner plates, salads, cups and saucers, vegetable bowl and platter - service for 8 - from the Ranfts of Oak Park A pair of flower prints, attractively framed Lace table cloth Sterling salt and pepper shakers Beautiful walnut living room table (for a lamp) from Marian's office gang 1 table setting of her china which is the "Mountain Laurel" pattern, by Franciscan. The dishes Jack and I gave her are Franciscan Pottery - different pattern to be sure and much more durable than china- they're for everyday use and Marian I'm sure will let you dry these but not the china.) Towels of every description A War Bond Those who hadn't seen your home before simply raved about it. Really if one had a million dollars they couldn't ask for a nicer view - from the beautiful park across the street and Washington Blvd. just a few steps away. There were pink geranium in bloom in boxes outside the dining room windows. I did mention, didn't I, that there was "wet goods" of most every kind in the basement? When cousin Kyran Vincent Phelan arrived about 8:30 pm someone overheard your Dad thank him for the five bottles of extra good stuff which he had sent up earlier by his brother Bill. About 6:30 a buffet supper was served to about 30 or more who remained after the "reception hours" and what a feast that was! There was baked ham, which makes my mouth water even now when I think of it - baked beans which were a "poem" - lobster salad - potato and vegetable salads - releshes - cold cuts including the best liverwurst I've ever tasted - coffee - cakes and more cakes - and such scads of food. Your Mother told me that the salads were made and delivered by Schuster's; the cateress made the hors doeuvres. Who made the delicious little cakes, I don't know. The temperature had dropped some by evening and our appetites returned. It was so warm during the reception that folks didn't eat as much as they did at your wedding, Jane Marie, or drink either, altho' the punch was so good. The bride and groom left a little after five on, I'm told, a fishing trip. They said they'd return in about a week. Your Aunt Margene told me a couple of weeks ago about their apartment which is near 58th and North Avenue. She said it was just darling and furnished like a model apartment one sees in the department stores. Married by Father Joseph Carrol, SJ who was a boyhood friend of Kyran Conarchy from Dublin, Ireland. Marriage witnesses were Rosemary Lane & Angela Conarchy. The Best Man was Arnold Ehlinger. ---------------------- Letter from Verne Ranft to Kyran, Bill and Jane Conarchy dated June 25, 1945 Marian's and Warren's wedding was just perfect. The day was vastly different than yours, Jane Marie. I shall never forget our icy cold apartment at five am the morn of January 3rd. At five thirty last Saturday morning it was 71. Ir must have been 80 or better by the time we (Jack and I in company with the Kearney family) arrived at St. Sebastian's. By the middle of the afternoon it felt like 95 - I'm sure it was, for it was awfully hot. Marian was a lovely bride. Her gown was of beautiful white lace with long tight sleeves a sweetheart neck. (Bud and Bill - that's sort of squarish in out with a dip in the center - I'm sure you'll get the idea.) She wore a long white tulle veil. Rosemary and Angela were just darling in their pale pink silk net dresses over taffeta. All three dresses had tight bodices and very full skirts. R's and A's dresses had long tight sleeves, same as the bride's. There were two rows of pink insertion (sort of silk embroidery on net) in the upper part of the pink shirts. They carried bouquets of spring and summer flowers, blue of the deepest hue bachelor buttons, pink roses and many, many other flowers - tied with a green satin bow. The bride carried a white shower bouquet of gardenias and other lovely blooms. Jack and I arrived at the Kearney home at 7 am for Peggy said "we'd take off" at 7:15. We finally got going at 7:55 and, with God's help and Larry's driving, we arrived at the church about ten after ten. The bridal party was in the vestibule just getting started for the trip down the aisle. An usher asked me whether we were friends of the C's or the W's, and Jack and I started down the side aisle with him (the white carpet had already been laid down the center aisle) and he was all for seating us right back of your Mother and Jackie and Lois, when we thought we'd better sit back a few pews with the other folks. The music was beautiful - the church flooded with sunlight - there were two huge baskets of white flowers on the alter floor as well as lovely green ferns. Father Carroll said the Mass and tied the knot and, as I told him at the reception in the afternoon, he did a bang-up job for I've never known any couple, and this includes Jane Marie and Bob, who were prayed over quite so much and so well as you Conarchy gals. The two center aisles of the church were packed - everyone in light clothes - and many were the good wishes bestowed upon the happy pair in the vestibule after the ceremony. Your Mother wore the best looking print dress - made by Marian - and a very smart and becoming blue hat. Lois had a darling voile or some other soft cotton print - also made by Marian, with a little headband of the dress material with white flowers at either end. She is such a sweet youngster. Jackie was all licked up just like a freshly scrubbed little boy. Your Dad was his usual happy self, dressed in his best Sunday blue suit. We told him that he's getting to be an old hand at this job of giving his daughters away. I saw your Mother wipe her eyes a couple of times during Mass but right after Mass was over and the bridal party had left the altar, that wonderful Dad of yours remembered to say something very funny to your Mother so that she was all smiles, even giggling a little, as she came down the aisle. What a guy my Uncle Kyran is! There was a wedding breakfast for the immediate families at the Plankington and in honor of the happy event, and 'cause she was in the bridal party, Angela was permitted her first drink. I think she told me she had a Martini. The Kearneys, Jacobsons (Marcella, Howard, Joan and Helen Marie) and the Ranfts dropped by at your home for a minute, as Peggy wanted to drop off a package there, and I found your Aunt Margene in one of the bedrooms changing from her goood-looking light blue wool suit to a silk print dress and from that moment 'til we left for home, in company with the Jacobsons this time, Margene never stopped. She seemed to be doing something all the time and was everywhere at the same time. How fortunate your Mother is to have such a swell sister and you kids to have such a perfectly marvelous person for an aunt. We then drove downtown (after waiting a while on the front porch while Messrs. Ranft, Kearney and Jacobson followed your Dad's advice and dropped into your basement bar for a short snorter) and I phoned the Schroeder where Florence and Les Cook, also Aunt Fan and Miriam, who we had all seen at the wedding, were registered. I thought it would be more fun if we all had lunch together. Loretta and Francis Callahan also came up on the 7:30 Northwestern train that morning - the Cooks, Aunt Fan and M. came up Friday nite. While waiting for a table at the English Room of the Pfister, I spied Senators Callahan and Cook at - of all places! - the bar. We tried to get them to join us at luncheon but no go - they had promised to go back to the Schroeder to join their ladies. They did - sometime later. Need I add that the Senators were joined at said bar by Congressman Ranft, Kearney and Jacobson while their ladies were toying with the menus. We really had a jolly gang and spent a very delightful hour and a half there. Jane Marie, you may or may not know that I did a bit of shopping the day of your wedding - as a matter of fact, Reel's insisted upon opening an account for him. I got the best looking blackknit suit there and black cepe dress. We started on another shopping expedition Saturday but somehow lacked the enthusiasm of the January trip because of the soaring temperature, I guess. The three Congressmen came along but you may be sure found some "spot" down an alley while Marcella, Joan and I were in some of the shops and Peggy, Patsy and Helen Marie in others. Patsy wanted a new blouse to wear yesterday at a cocktail party given rof Bill Cullerton and Elaine Stephen to whom he's going to be united in holy matrimony come Saturday. She didn't find anything suitable but I found a good-looking summer purse. While at breakfast yesterday morning, Jack told me that after he, Jake and Larry had paid for the drinks they consumed at the little "spot" down the alley (I believe your fond pater knows the place) they had a little talk with the barkeep and he agreed to let them sign a tab for 9 or 10 lunchs, 15 drinks and some other items, totaling afound $18.00 which said barkeep agreed to present to your pater on his very next visit to this den of iniquity. Boys will be boys. We returned to your home around three for the wedding reception and found the place overflowing with people. Your home is so attractive and was shined up from stem to stern. Jane Marie, wait 'til you see the grand job your Mother did on the front porch. She made curtains, cover for the daybed and cushions for every chair of a most attracitve pleated valance of a dark brown material - most attractive yet practical material. At the very top over those little panes of glass she has a pleated valance of a dark brown material - most attractive. She could go out any time as an interior decorator after that job. There were lovely peonies a blooming on the front lawn - a gorgeous deep red shade - and in the house they were everywhere, the latter Warren's Mother told me came from his Grandmother's garden. Grandma, by the way, was at the wedding and is surely a very spry little lady for her ninety years. I was surprised to find Warren's parents so young looking and later in the afternoon, after the reception guests had gone, I took his Dad downstairs to the bar and introduced him, adding, of course, that he wasn't Warren's brother but his Dad. The same cateress presided over Marian's wedding as yours, Jane Marie, and she is a most capable person and the hors douevres were many and so delicious. Also, there were little square cakes and petits fours, nuts and mints, to say nothing of a huge bowl of the best punch. A wedding cake to be sure. Too (there's so much to tell you guys) there was a candid camera photographer at the church and a different one at the reception. Upon taking a shot of Jack and Jake in front of the church, I inquired what paper he was from and he said "Life Magazine!" Among the Chicago contingent there were, in addition to the folks already mentioned, the Barrett family (four in number) of River Forest - Theresa and Frank Rice, on of their daughters and her husband and baby boy, also their daughter-in-law and her two adorable little boys, aged three and four - born in Pearl Harbor, I heard someone say. Regardless of their birthplace, they are darlings. Betty and Francis Walsh arrived in the afternoon - Uncle Clem Lane of - whatever is the name of his newspaper (anyhoo it's one of the less important ones in Chicago!) - Mabel, Florence, Bill and Lillian Phelan also came up in the afternoon - Mrs. Vanderweil and daughter Marian were on hand for the church ceremony but M. had to go home on a 1:15 train because of having worked all the previous day and nite on a case and having to return to duty Saturday nite. Mr. V. came up around 6. Captain Kyran Vincent Phelan (Chicago Police Dept.) arrived about 8:30 pm - couldn't get away from his busy post any earlier - Mrs. Gray (also was Sis O'Toole, a friend of your Dad's from way back). Among the Milwaukee folks I had nice visits with were Mrs. Clark (isn't she a peach?) and her two daughters, as well as niece Betty Finan from Chicago. Betty, by the way, said that if her hubby doesn't come home soon from overseas, she is going over there. Guess he's in Europe. She is still with Douglas Aircraft in Park Ridge and likes her job very much - said it is entirely different work than what she did with the Chicago Tribune. Just as she was leaving, I saw Mrs. O'Brien, Bob's Mother, her daughter, daughter-in-law and little grandon who was so very ill when Jane Marie and Bob were married. he is far from being a ill little boy now; had loads of pep and was running up and down the front terrace. Had a very nice visit with Bob's Mother who mentioned more than once how happy you two are. Sh's a mighty fine looking woman and it's easy to understand why you've such a handsome husband, Jane Marie, after seeing his Mom. While out on the lawn aside you home (it was really frightfully hot inside due to the great many people) I happened to spy a lady - the dowager type, if you know what I mean, coming down the street all dressed up in a long black lace dinner dress - white gloves, of course, and hat. I thought now that gal really got herself dressed for this reception. Saw her leave about half an hour later. Who she was, I don't know, but I'm sure she must have been a Falk, Schlinger, Pabst or Astorbilt. The Kearney's had to leave early - around 5 or 5:30 as they had to attend another wedding reception in Oak Park - that of Bobbie Donnelley, school friend ot Pat's, also her parents and Pegy and Larry have been friends for yars and yars. Pat's friends are surley leaving spinsterhood behind, for another gal, Jean Strenning, was married middle of last week, and Elaine Stephen this coming Saturday. It was Pat who inrtoduced her Bill Culerton. Bill Cullerton certainly is a good catch - am wondering if that ever occurred to Pat. Bill - Bing Crosby is going to tour the South Pacific this Fall - sponsored by the Navy. Hope you get to see him. He's my pet entertainer. Never have I seen such a gorgeous display of wedding gifts. These included 2 lamps - beautiful table ones 3 large mirrors 3 wool blankets (one was from Jo Bryant & Nellie Gatrell Gunther of Evanston) (Marian also received a lovely wool blanket from the Rice gals at the shower given by your Aunt Margen.) 2 settings of her Sterling Sliverware - one from Jane Marie and Bob and the other from the Barretts of River Forest Sterling silver dish - very beautiful too - from Mr. and Mrs. Prinz Glass perfume tray and bottles from Kearney family Carved walnut 18th Century shadow box. ( Boys, in case you don't know what this is it's about 9" x 12 or 13", has two shelves and is framed like a picture and can be used to hang on the wall and hold treasured pieces of china or glass or plants - it's really a lovely gift - from the Jacobsons) Glass vases and cake and sandwich trays of every description - some of the vases were in pairs, others singletons Table linen A set of dishes - Franciscan Pottery in a rose shade - consisting of dinner plates, salads, cups and saucers, vegetable bowl and platter - service for 8 - from the Ranfts of Oak Park A pair of flower prints, attractively framed Lace table cloth Sterling salt and pepper shakers Beautiful walnut living room table (for a lamp) from Marian's office gang 1 table setting of her china which is the "Mountain Laurel" pattern, by Franciscan. The dishes Jack and I gave her are Franciscan Pottery - different pattern to be sure and much more durable than china- they're for everyday use and Marian I'm sure will let you dry these but not the china.) Towels of every description A War Bond Those who hadn't seen your home before simply raved about it. Really if one had a million dollars they couldn't ask for a nicer view - from the beautiful park across the street and Washington Blvd. just a few steps away. There were pink geranium in bloom in boxes outside the dining room windows. I did mention, didn't I, that there was "wet goods" of most every kind in the basement? When cousin Kyran Vincent Phelan arrived about 8:30 pm someone overheard your Dad thank him for the five bottles of extra good stuff which he had sent up earlier by his brother Bill. About 6:30 a buffet supper was served to about 30 or more who remained after the "reception hours" and what a feast that was! There was baked ham, which makes my mouth water even now when I think of it - baked beans which were a "poem" - lobster salad - potato and vegetable salads - releshes - cold cuts including the best liverwurst I've ever tasted - coffee - cakes and more cakes - and such scads of food. Your Mother told me that the salads were made and delivered by Schuster's; the cateress made the hors doeuvres. Who made the delicious little cakes, I don't know. The temperature had dropped some by evening and our appetites returned. It was so warm during the reception that folks didn't eat as much as they did at your wedding, Jane Marie, or drink either, altho' the punch was so good. The bride and groom left a little after five on, I'm told, a fishing trip. They said they'd return in about a week. Your Aunt Margene told me a couple of weeks ago about their apartment which is near 58th and North Avenue. She said it was just darling and furnished like a model apartment one sees in the department stores. Married by Father Joseph Carrol, SJ who was a boyhood friend of Kyran Conarchy from Dublin, Ireland. Marriage witnesses were Rosemary Lane & Angela Conarchy. The Best Man was Arnold Ehlinger. ---------------------- Letter from Verne Ranft to Kyran, Bill and Jane Conarchy dated June 25, 1945 Marian's and Warren's wedding was just perfect. The day was vastly different than yours, Jane Marie. I shall never forget our icy cold apartment at five am the morn of January 3rd. At five thirty last Saturday morning it was 71. Ir must have been 80 or better by the time we (Jack and I in company with the Kearney family) arrived at St. Sebastian's. By the middle of the afternoon it felt like 95 - I'm sure it was, for it was awfully hot. Marian was a lovely bride. Her gown was of beautiful white lace with long tight sleeves a sweetheart neck. (Bud and Bill - that's sort of squarish in out with a dip in the center - I'm sure you'll get the idea.) She wore a long white tulle veil. Rosemary and Angela were just darling in their pale pink silk net dresses over taffeta. All three dresses had tight bodices and very full skirts. R's and A's dresses had long tight sleeves, same as the bride's. There were two rows of pink insertion (sort of silk embroidery on net) in the upper part of the pink shirts. They carried bouquets of spring and summer flowers, blue of the deepest hue bachelor buttons, pink roses and many, many other flowers - tied with a green satin bow. The bride carried a white shower bouquet of gardenias and other lovely blooms. Jack and I arrived at the Kearney home at 7 am for Peggy said "we'd take off" at 7:15. We finally got going at 7:55 and, with God's help and Larry's driving, we arrived at the church about ten after ten. The bridal party was in the vestibule just getting started for the trip down the aisle. An usher asked me whether we were friends of the C's or the W's, and Jack and I started down the side aisle with him (the white carpet had already been laid down the center aisle) and he was all for seating us right back of your Mother and Jackie and Lois, when we thought we'd better sit back a few pews with the other folks. The music was beautiful - the church flooded with sunlight - there were two huge baskets of white flowers on the alter floor as well as lovely green ferns. Father Carroll said the Mass and tied the knot and, as I told him at the reception in the afternoon, he did a bang-up job for I've never known any couple, and this includes Jane Marie and Bob, who were prayed over quite so much and so well as you Conarchy gals. The two center aisles of the church were packed - everyone in light clothes - and many were the good wishes bestowed upon the happy pair in the vestibule after the ceremony. Your Mother wore the best looking print dress - made by Marian - and a very smart and becoming blue hat. Lois had a darling voile or some other soft cotton print - also made by Marian, with a little headband of the dress material with white flowers at either end. She is such a sweet youngster. Jackie was all licked up just like a freshly scrubbed little boy. Your Dad was his usual happy self, dressed in his best Sunday blue suit. We told him that he's getting to be an old hand at this job of giving his daughters away. I saw your Mother wipe her eyes a couple of times during Mass but right after Mass was over and the bridal party had left the altar, that wonderful Dad of yours remembered to say something very funny to your Mother so that she was all smiles, even giggling a little, as she came down the aisle. What a guy my Uncle Kyran is! There was a wedding breakfast for the immediate families at the Plankington and in honor of the happy event, and 'cause she was in the bridal party, Angela was permitted her first drink. I think she told me she had a Martini. The Kearneys, Jacobsons (Marcella, Howard, Joan and Helen Marie) and the Ranfts dropped by at your home for a minute, as Peggy wanted to drop off a package there, and I found your Aunt Margene in one of the bedrooms changing from her goood-looking light blue wool suit to a silk print dress and from that moment 'til we left for home, in company with the Jacobsons this time, Margene never stopped. She seemed to be doing something all the time and was everywhere at the same time. How fortunate your Mother is to have such a swell sister and you kids to have such a perfectly marvelous person for an aunt. We then drove downtown (after waiting a while on the front porch while Messrs. Ranft, Kearney and Jacobson followed your Dad's advice and dropped into your basement bar for a short snorter) and I phoned the Schroeder where Florence and Les Cook, also Aunt Fan and Miriam, who we had all seen at the wedding, were registered. I thought it would be more fun if we all had lunch together. Loretta and Francis Callahan also came up on the 7:30 Northwestern train that morning - the Cooks, Aunt Fan and M. came up Friday nite. While waiting for a table at the English Room of the Pfister, I spied Senators Callahan and Cook at - of all places! - the bar. We tried to get them to join us at luncheon but no go - they had promised to go back to the Schroeder to join their ladies. They did - sometime later. Need I add that the Senators were joined at said bar by Congressman Ranft, Kearney and Jacobson while their ladies were toying with the menus. We really had a jolly gang and spent a very delightful hour and a half there. Jane Marie, you may or may not know that I did a bit of shopping the day of your wedding - as a matter of fact, Reel's insisted upon opening an account for him. I got the best looking blackknit suit there and black cepe dress. We started on another shopping expedition Saturday but somehow lacked the enthusiasm of the January trip because of the soaring temperature, I guess. The three Congressmen came along but you may be sure found some "spot" down an alley while Marcella, Joan and I were in some of the shops and Peggy, Patsy and Helen Marie in others. Patsy wanted a new blouse to wear yesterday at a cocktail party given rof Bill Cullerton and Elaine Stephen to whom he's going to be united in holy matrimony come Saturday. She didn't find anything suitable but I found a good-looking summer purse. While at breakfast yesterday morning, Jack told me that after he, Jake and Larry had paid for the drinks they consumed at the little "spot" down the alley (I believe your fond pater knows the place) they had a little talk with the barkeep and he agreed to let them sign a tab for 9 or 10 lunchs, 15 drinks and some other items, totaling afound $18.00 which said barkeep agreed to present to your pater on his very next visit to this den of iniquity. Boys will be boys. We returned to your home around three for the wedding reception and found the place overflowing with people. Your home is so attractive and was shined up from stem to stern. Jane Marie, wait 'til you see the grand job your Mother did on the front porch. She made curtains, cover for the daybed and cushions for every chair of a most attracitve pleated valance of a dark brown material - most attractive yet practical material. At the very top over those little panes of glass she has a pleated valance of a dark brown material - most attractive. She could go out any time as an interior decorator after that job. There were lovely peonies a blooming on the front lawn - a gorgeous deep red shade - and in the house they were everywhere, the latter Warren's Mother told me came from his Grandmother's garden. Grandma, by the way, was at the wedding and is surely a very spry little lady for her ninety years. I was surprised to find Warren's parents so young looking and later in the afternoon, after the reception guests had gone, I took his Dad downstairs to the bar and introduced him, adding, of course, that he wasn't Warren's brother but his Dad. The same cateress presided over Marian's wedding as yours, Jane Marie, and she is a most capable person and the hors douevres were many and so delicious. Also, there were little square cakes and petits fours, nuts and mints, to say nothing of a huge bowl of the best punch. A wedding cake to be sure. Too (there's so much to tell you guys) there was a candid camera photographer at the church and a different one at the reception. Upon taking a shot of Jack and Jake in front of the church, I inquired what paper he was from and he said "Life Magazine!" Among the Chicago contingent there were, in addition to the folks already mentioned, the Barrett family (four in number) of River Forest - Theresa and Frank Rice, on of their daughters and her husband and baby boy, also their daughter-in-law and her two adorable little boys, aged three and four - born in Pearl Harbor, I heard someone say. Regardless of their birthplace, they are darlings. Betty and Francis Walsh arrived in the afternoon - Uncle Clem Lane of - whatever is the name of his newspaper (anyhoo it's one of the less important ones in Chicago!) - Mabel, Florence, Bill and Lillian Phelan also came up in the afternoon - Mrs. Vanderweil and daughter Marian were on hand for the church ceremony but M. had to go home on a 1:15 train because of having worked all the previous day and nite on a case and having to return to duty Saturday nite. Mr. V. came up around 6. Captain Kyran Vincent Phelan (Chicago Police Dept.) arrived about 8:30 pm - couldn't get away from his busy post any earlier - Mrs. Gray (also was Sis O'Toole, a friend of your Dad's from way back). Among the Milwaukee folks I had nice visits with were Mrs. Clark (isn't she a peach?) and her two daughters, as well as niece Betty Finan from Chicago. Betty, by the way, said that if her hubby doesn't come home soon from overseas, she is going over there. Guess he's in Europe. She is still with Douglas Aircraft in Park Ridge and likes her job very much - said it is entirely different work than what she did with the Chicago Tribune. Just as she was leaving, I saw Mrs. O'Brien, Bob's Mother, her daughter, daughter-in-law and little grandon who was so very ill when Jane Marie and Bob were married. he is far from being a ill little boy now; had loads of pep and was running up and down the front terrace. Had a very nice visit with Bob's Mother who mentioned more than once how happy you two are. Sh's a mighty fine looking woman and it's easy to understand why you've such a handsome husband, Jane Marie, after seeing his Mom. While out on the lawn aside you home (it was really frightfully hot inside due to the great many people) I happened to spy a lady - the dowager type, if you know what I mean, coming down the street all dressed up in a long black lace dinner dress - white gloves, of course, and hat. I thought now that gal really got herself dressed for this reception. Saw her leave about half an hour later. Who she was, I don't know, but I'm sure she must have been a Falk, Schlinger, Pabst or Astorbilt. The Kearney's had to leave early - around 5 or 5:30 as they had to attend another wedding reception in Oak Park - that of Bobbie Donnelley, school friend ot Pat's, also her parents and Pegy and Larry have been friends for yars and yars. Pat's friends are surley leaving spinsterhood behind, for another gal, Jean Strenning, was married middle of last week, and Elaine Stephen this coming Saturday. It was Pat who inrtoduced her Bill Culerton. Bill Cullerton certainly is a good catch - am wondering if that ever occurred to Pat. Bill - Bing Crosby is going to tour the South Pacific this Fall - sponsored by the Navy. Hope you get to see him. He's my pet entertainer. Never have I seen such a gorgeous display of wedding gifts. These included 2 lamps - beautiful table ones 3 large mirrors 3 wool blankets (one was from Jo Bryant & Nellie Gatrell Gunther of Evanston) (Marian also received a lovely wool blanket from the Rice gals at the shower given by your Aunt Margen.) 2 settings of her Sterling Sliverware - one from Jane Marie and Bob and the other from the Barretts of River Forest Sterling silver dish - very beautiful too - from Mr. and Mrs. Prinz Glass perfume tray and bottles from Kearney family Carved walnut 18th Century shadow box. ( Boys, in case you don't know what this is it's about 9" x 12 or 13", has two shelves and is framed like a picture and can be used to hang on the wall and hold treasured pieces of china or glass or plants - it's really a lovely gift - from the Jacobsons) Glass vases and cake and sandwich trays of every description - some of the vases were in pairs, others singletons Table linen A set of dishes - Franciscan Pottery in a rose shade - consisting of dinner plates, salads, cups and saucers, vegetable bowl and platter - service for 8 - from the Ranfts of Oak Park A pair of flower prints, attractively framed Lace table cloth Sterling salt and pepper shakers Beautiful walnut living room table (for a lamp) from Marian's office gang 1 table setting of her china which is the "Mountain Laurel" pattern, by Franciscan. The dishes Jack and I gave her are Franciscan Pottery - different pattern to be sure and much more durable than china- they're for everyday use and Marian I'm sure will let you dry these but not the china.) Towels of every description A War Bond Those who hadn't seen your home before simply raved about it. Really if one had a million dollars they couldn't ask for a nicer view - from the beautiful park across the street and Washington Blvd. just a few steps away. There were pink geranium in bloom in boxes outside the dining room windows. I did mention, didn't I, that there was "wet goods" of most every kind in the basement? When cousin Kyran Vincent Phelan arrived about 8:30 pm someone overheard your Dad thank him for the five bottles of extra good stuff which he had sent up earlier by his brother Bill. About 6:30 a buffet supper was served to about 30 or more who remained after the "reception hours" and what a feast that was! There was baked ham, which makes my mouth water even now when I think of it - baked beans which were a "poem" - lobster salad - potato and vegetable salads - releshes - cold cuts including the best liverwurst I've ever tasted - coffee - cakes and more cakes - and such scads of food. Your Mother told me that the salads were made and delivered by Schuster's; the cateress made the hors doeuvres. Who made the delicious little cakes, I don't know. The temperature had dropped some by evening and our appetites returned. It was so warm during the reception that folks didn't eat as much as they did at your wedding, Jane Marie, or drink either, altho' the punch was so good. The bride and groom left a little after five on, I'm told, a fishing trip. They said they'd return in about a week. Your Aunt Margene told me a couple of weeks ago about their apartment which is near 58th and North Avenue. She said it was just darling and furnished like a model apartment one sees in the department stores. | Family: Frank Warren Weithofer / Marian Rita Conarchy (F3244)
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| 547 | Married by Father Quille. The witnesses were James Barrett and Angela Lavery. Married by Father Quille. The witnesses were James Barrett and Angela Lavery. Married by Father Quille. The witnesses were James Barrett and Angela Lavery. | Family: Kyran Patrick Joseph Aloysius Conarchy / Jane Mary Lavery (F3239)
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| 548 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I10323)
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| 549 | MARTIN Lucille I. Hoh Martin, age 86, formerly of 2314 Sassafras St. and Western Reserve Convalescent Home, died Thursday, March 11, 2004 at St. Vincent Health Center. Daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. Widow of Wesley Jack Martin wwho died in 1972. Mother of Kathleen Kazmaier and her husband Robert, Patricia Bennett and her husband Gordon and Jeffrey Martin and his wife Tammi all of Erie, Mindy Martinko and her husband Robert of Poland, OH, Lisa Stroup of Fairview, Timothhy Martin of California and Dennis Martin and his wife Patricia of Waterford. Sister of Richard Hoh of New York and William Hoh of Texas and the late Rita Borgia, Patricia Klein, Alyce Connolly and Robert and George Hoh. 12 Grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews also survive. Friends may call on Sunday from 2-5 and 7-9 at the Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home, Inc., 2502 Sassafras St., and are invited to attend a service there on Monday morning at 10:30 followed by the Funeral Mass at St. Joseph Church/Bread of Life Community at 11:00 with the Rev. Chris Singer officiating. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. (Sun-14) Published in the Erie Times-News from Mar. 13 to Mar. 14, 2004 MARTIN Lucille I. Hoh Martin, age 86, formerly of 2314 Sassafras St. and Western Reserve Convalescent Home, died Thursday, March 11, 2004 at St. Vincent Health Center. Daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. Widow of Wesley Jack Martin wwho died in 1972. Mother of Kathleen Kazmaier and her husband Robert, Patricia Bennett and her husband Gordon and Jeffrey Martin and his wife Tammi all of Erie, Mindy Martinko and her husband Robert of Poland, OH, Lisa Stroup of Fairview, Timothhy Martin of California and Dennis Martin and his wife Patricia of Waterford. Sister of Richard Hoh of New York and William Hoh of Texas and the late Rita Borgia, Patricia Klein, Alyce Connolly and Robert and George Hoh. 12 Grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews also survive. Friends may call on Sunday from 2-5 and 7-9 at the Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home, Inc., 2502 Sassafras St., and are invited to attend a service there on Monday morning at 10:30 followed by the Funeral Mass at St. Joseph Church/Bread of Life Community at 11:00 with the Rev. Chris Singer officiating. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. (Sun-14) Published in the Erie Times-News from Mar. 13 to Mar. 14, 2004 MARTIN Lucille I. Hoh Martin, age 86, formerly of 2314 Sassafras St. and Western Reserve Convalescent Home, died Thursday, March 11, 2004 at St. Vincent Health Center. Daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. Widow of Wesley Jack Martin wwho died in 1972. Mother of Kathleen Kazmaier and her husband Robert, Patricia Bennett and her husband Gordon and Jeffrey Martin and his wife Tammi all of Erie, Mindy Martinko and her husband Robert of Poland, OH, Lisa Stroup of Fairview, Timothhy Martin of California and Dennis Martin and his wife Patricia of Waterford. Sister of Richard Hoh of New York and William Hoh of Texas and the late Rita Borgia, Patricia Klein, Alyce Connolly and Robert and George Hoh. 12 Grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews also survive. Friends may call on Sunday from 2-5 and 7-9 at the Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home, Inc., 2502 Sassafras St., and are invited to attend a service there on Monday morning at 10:30 followed by the Funeral Mass at St. Joseph Church/Bread of Life Community at 11:00 with the Rev. Chris Singer officiating. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. (Sun-14) Published in the Erie Times-News from Mar. 13 to Mar. 14, 2004 MARTIN Lucille I. Hoh Martin, age 86, formerly of 2314 Sassafras St. and Western Reserve Convalescent Home, died Thursday, March 11, 2004 at St. Vincent Health Center. Daughter of the late George and Clara Dill Hoh. Widow of Wesley Jack Martin wwho died in 1972. Mother of Kathleen Kazmaier and her husband Robert, Patricia Bennett and her husband Gordon and Jeffrey Martin and his wife Tammi all of Erie, Mindy Martinko and her husband Robert of Poland, OH, Lisa Stroup of Fairview, Timothhy Martin of California and Dennis Martin and his wife Patricia of Waterford. Sister of Richard Hoh of New York and William Hoh of Texas and the late Rita Borgia, Patricia Klein, Alyce Connolly and Robert and George Hoh. 12 Grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews also survive. Friends may call on Sunday from 2-5 and 7-9 at the Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home, Inc., 2502 Sassafras St., and are invited to attend a service there on Monday morning at 10:30 followed by the Funeral Mass at St. Joseph Church/Bread of Life Community at 11:00 with the Rev. Chris Singer officiating. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. (Sun-14) Published in the Erie Times-News from Mar. 13 to Mar. 14, 2004 | Hoh, Lucile I (I4507)
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| 550 | Mary E. (O'Connor) Higgins, of Quincy, died peacefully, Monday, Feb. 15 at the blessed age of 102. Beloved wife of the late Malachy B. Higgins. Devoted mother of John J. Higgins and his wife Irina, of Plymouth, Lawrence L. Higgins and his wife Marie, of Marshfield, James M. Higgins and his wife Lianne, of Quincy, Luke Higgins and his wife Dorothy, of Quincy, Paul R. Higgins and his wife Betty, of California, Leo B. Higgins and his wife Elaine, of Marshfield, George W. Higgins and his wife Susan, of Quincy, and Richard Higgins and his wife Trina, of Braintree. Also survived by 27 grandchildren, 45 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandson. Funeral Friday, Feb. 19, from the Chapman, Cole & Gleason Funeral Home, 5 Canton Ave., Milton at 9:30 a.m. Funeral mass in St. Agatha's Church at 10:30 a.m. Visiting hours Thursday 4 - 8 p.m. Interment Mt. Benedict Cemetery. If desired contributions in Mary's memory may be sent to the New Engalnd Society of Jesus, P.Ol Box 9199, Watertown, MA 02471 - 9199. For directions, online guest book and obit, please visit www.ccgfuneralhome.com. Chapman, Cole & Gleason Milton 617 696 6612 Published in The Patriot Ledger from 2/17/2010 - 2/18/2010 Mary E. (O'Connor) Higgins, of Quincy, died peacefully, Monday, Feb. 15 at the blessed age of 102. Beloved wife of the late Malachy B. Higgins. Devoted mother of John J. Higgins and his wife Irina, of Plymouth, Lawrence L. Higgins and his wife Marie, of Marshfield, James M. Higgins and his wife Lianne, of Quincy, Luke Higgins and his wife Dorothy, of Quincy, Paul R. Higgins and his wife Betty, of California, Leo B. Higgins and his wife Elaine, of Marshfield, George W. Higgins and his wife Susan, of Quincy, and Richard Higgins and his wife Trina, of Braintree. Also survived by 27 grandchildren, 45 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandson. Funeral Friday, Feb. 19, from the Chapman, Cole & Gleason Funeral Home, 5 Canton Ave., Milton at 9:30 a.m. Funeral mass in St. Agatha's Church at 10:30 a.m. Visiting hours Thursday 4 - 8 p.m. Interment Mt. Benedict Cemetery. If desired contributions in Mary's memory may be sent to the New Engalnd Society of Jesus, P.Ol Box 9199, Watertown, MA 02471 - 9199. For directions, online guest book and obit, please visit www.ccgfuneralhome.com. Chapman, Cole & Gleason Milton 617 696 6612 Published in The Patriot Ledger from 2/17/2010 - 2/18/2010 | O'Connor, Mary Elizabeth (I11799)
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